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* **Your Answer:** A fork is a copy of a repository that allows you to experiment with changes without affecting the original project. Cloning makes a local repo that is not connected to the original repo.
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Small point of clarification: cloning makes a local repo that is connected to the repo that you cloned from. When you fork and then clone, you end up with a local version of the repo that is not connected to the original.

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* **Your Answer:** It's the path/folder structure of the file. It comes from the node module by default.
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Strictly speaking this is not right. path refers to a "package" that you get for free with Node. You can use different methods on path (e.g. path.resolve()) to get the file name/structure.

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