File System Questions Medium
A file system mount point is a directory in an operating system where a separate file system is attached and made accessible. It serves as the entry point or connection between the file system and the rest of the operating system. When a file system is mounted, it is linked to a specific mount point, allowing the operating system and users to access and interact with the files and directories within that file system. The mount point acts as a reference or pointer to the location of the file system, enabling the operating system to organize and manage multiple file systems simultaneously.