Working With File Paths

Complete the exercises based on the following structure, which shows directories and files.

my_project
- images
  - cat.jpg
  - fullsize
    - cat.jpg
  - thumbnail
    - cat.jpg
- screens
  - index.html
  - movies
    - index.html
  - music
    - index.html

Example

I am currently working on file my_project/screens/index.html. I am coding an image element that should load in my_project/images/cat.jpg. Use a relative path to complete the HTML code to load the correct image.

<img src="" alt="a cat">

Exercise 1

I'm currently working on file my_project/screens/music/index.html. I'm coding a link to move the user to my_project/screens/index.html. Use a relative path to complete the HTML code for the link.

Review directory structure.

<a href="">my link</a>

Exercise 2

I'm currently working on file my_project/screens/movies/index.html. I'm coding a link to move the user to my_project/screens/music/index.html. Use a relative path to complete the HTML code for the link.

Review directory structure.

<a href="">my link</a>

Exercise 3

I'm currently working on file my_project/screens/index.html. I'm coding a link to move the user to my_project/screens/movies/index.html. Use a relative path to complete the HTML code for the link.

Review directory structure.

<a href="">my link</a>

Exercise 4

I'm currently working on file my_project/screens/music/index.html. I am coding an image element that should load in my_project/images/fullsize/cat.jpg. Use a relative path to complete the HTML code to load the correct image.

Review directory structure.

<img src="" alt="a cat">

Exercise 5

I'm currently working on file my_project/screens/index.html. I'm coding a link to move the user to Drexel University homepage. Use an absolute path to complete the HTML code for the link.

<a href="">my link</a>