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Why does Windows use backslashes for paths and Unix forward slashes?
What is the main difference between forward slash (/) and backslash (\) in reference to paths, both remote and local?
If I recall correctly, backslash is used to denote something within the current computer or network such as C:\Windows or \\172.12.1.34, while forward slashes are used to denote something that is outside or external to the current computer or network such as http://www.google.com/.
I would like to know if this is an accurate explanation or if the difference is actually deeper than this, and the examples I gave are just coincidental.
3windows'' rest of world '/' – mic84 – 2011-08-25T06:53:53.950
1You really should read the answers that are already here, mic84. They already showed that that isn't true. – JdeBP – 2011-08-25T06:58:34.333
i dropped it in and tried to remove sorry, i've been sitting here with this page open thinking it was canceled sorry – mic84 – 2011-08-25T08:10:14.607