Which of the following statement about directories is false?

A Directories can exist inside directories
B The root directory is always at the highest level
C Directories cannot be renamed
D Directories can be deleted

Correct Answer: Directories cannot be renamed

Renaming directories is one of the most basic operations you often need to perform on a Linux system. You can rename directories from the GUI file manager with a couple of clicks or using the command-line terminal.
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