The most obvious and understandable Linux hard link and soft link understanding

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Understanding the premise: the file on Linux can be understood as follows: File-"file name, a file can have multiple file names."

In this way, a hard link can be seen as multiple file names, and a soft link can be viewed as a link to one of the filenames, equivalent to a shortcut to Windows.

Therefore, the deletion of all file names will not be able to access the file, that is, delete the file, delete the soft link file name, soft link is not used, but through other file names, files can also be accessed.

PostScript: The above is my understanding of hard links and soft links ideas, if there is a similar, purely coincidental, if there are errors please correct me, I just Linux beginners, only focus on the understanding can understand them, if wrong please correct me. As to whether it is the most obvious and understandable, just do one back to the title party. There is also a better understanding, just what I have not seen. Before seeing the article, on this concept, incredibly have explained more than 1000 words, seems to be in order to make up the words of composition.

Windows does not seem to support multiple names for a file. Or is there another way to do it? To be verified.