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Create a Folder, Move a Project

Track what changes and what stays the same when a whole fictional folder moves.

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Creating a folder makes an empty place; it does not collect files automatically. Moving a whole folder changes the paths of the files inside it together. Their names and words stay the same in this model. Check the source and destination. A move is not an extra copy.

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Separate example: move Projects/Birds into Dispatch. Projects/Birds/notes.txt becomes Dispatch/Birds/notes.txt, not Dispatch/notes.txt. Birds remains the containing folder.

Starting inventory: Projects/Music holds tune.txt with Melody A and label.txt with Concert label. Dispatch holds route.txt with Delivery list and has no Music folder. The first action creates empty Projects/Garden.
This is the starting inventory, not the answer. Follow the two stated actions.

Music project / starting inventory

Projects/Music contains tune.txt with words Melody A, and label.txt with words Concert label. Dispatch contains route.txt with words Delivery list and has no Music folder. First create an empty Garden folder inside Projects. Then move the whole Music folder from Projects into Dispatch. These are the only actions. Keep every supplied file. Use this fictional model only; do not change device files.

Question 1 Immediately after creating Projects/Garden, how many files are inside Garden?
Question 2 After the whole Music folder moves, where is tune.txt?
Question 3 How many files are inside Dispatch/Music after the move?
Question 4 Which file keeps both its original full path and its supplied words?
Question 5 Which check best verifies the requested result?