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Path |  | Path: Encyclopedia - Path |  | | A path is a route between two points. It may also be used metaphorically, as a philosophical route to a desired state or destination.
Path can also refer to:
Path in hiking, often synonymous with a trail, although trail generally implies longer distances, unsurfaced ground, and natural terrain, whereas a path, particularly in an urban setting, can be much shorter, have a paved surface, and meander through landscaped areas.
Path (graph theory), a sequence of vertices of a graph.< ...
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Path
A path is a route between two points. It may also be used metaphorically, as a philosophical route to a desired state or destination.
Path can also refer to:
- Path in hiking, often synonymous with a trail, although trail generally implies longer distances, unsurfaced ground, and natural terrain, whereas a path, particularly in an urban setting, can be much shorter, have a paved surface, and meander through landscaped areas.
- Path (graph theory), a sequence of vertices of a graph.
- Path (topology), a continuous function.
- Path (computing), in computer file systems, the general form of a complete file or directory name.
- Golden Path, a metaphysical theme from Frank Herbert's Dune novels.
- Metabolic pathway, in biochemistry, a series of chemical reactions within a cell.
- Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH), an underground electric railroad linking Manhattan, New York with locations in northern New Jersey.
- PATH (Toronto), a network of pedestrian tunnels beneath downtown Toronto in Ontario, Canada.
- PATH programming language.
Other related archivesGolden Path, Metabolic pathway, PATH (Toronto), PATH programming language, Path (computing), Path (graph theory), Path (topology), Port Authority Trans-Hudson, destination, hiking, landscaped, points, state, trail
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