<prompt> Hlalosa phapang lipakeng tsa litsela tse amanang le tse felletseng komporong.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the differences between relative and absolute paths on a computer. . Response in English: A path on a computers file system specifies the location of a file or folder. This can either be an absolute path or a relative path.An absolute path is the complete, specific address of a file or folder and starts from the root directory. This path specifies the location of the file or folder irrespective of the current working directory, and so always remains the same. For example, an absolute path for a file in Windows may be C:UsersJohnDocumentsfile.txt, while on macOS or Linux it may be UsersJohnDocumentsfile.txt. In both cases, the path starts with the root directory and lists the full path to reach the file.On the other hand, a relative path specifies the location of a file or folder relative to the current working directory. The path is interpreted from the current location and so changes if the working directory changes. For example, if the current working directory is UsersJohnDocuments, then a relative path to the same file in the above example would just be file.txt. If the current directory is UsersJohn, then the relative path would be Documentsfile.txt.In summary, an absolute path refers to the complete, specific location of a file or folder starting from the root directory, while a relative path specifies its location relative to the current working directory. . Response in Sesotho: Tsela e tsamaisong ea faele ea komporo e hlalosa sebaka sa faele kapa foldara. Sena se ka na sa e-ba mokhoa o sa tloaelehang kapa mokhoa o tloaelehileng. Tsela e felletseng ke aterese e felletseng, e ikhethileng ea faele kapa foldara mme e qala ho tsoa bukeng ea motso. Tsela ena e totobatsa sebaka sa faele kapa foldara ho sa tsotelehe bukana e sebetsang ea hajoale, me ka hona e lula e tšoana. Mohlala, tsela e felletseng ea faele e Windows e kanna ea ba C:UsersJohnDocumentsfile.txt, ha ho macOS kapa Linux e ka ba UsersJohnDocumentsfile.txt. Maemong ana ka bobeli, tsela e qala ka bukana ea motso mme e thathamisa tsela e felletseng ea ho fihlela faele. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, tsela e amanang le eona e hlalosa sebaka sa faele kapa foldara e amanang le bukana ea hona joale e sebetsang. Tsela e hlalosoa ho tloha sebakeng sa hona joale me kahoo e fetoha haeba buka ea ho sebetsa e fetoha. Ka mohlala, haeba lenane la hona joale le sebetsang e le UsersJohnDocuments, tsela e lekanyelitsoeng ho ea faeleng e tšoanang mohlaleng o ka holimo e tla ba file.txt. Haeba bukana ea hajoale e le UsersJohn, tsela e amanang e tla ba Documentsfile.txt. Ka kakaretso, tsela e felletseng e bua ka sebaka se felletseng, se ikhethileng sa faele kapa foldara ho qala bukeng ea motso, ha tsela e amanang e hlalosa sebaka sa eona se amanang le bukana ea hona joale ea ho sebetsa. 