Each individual document is a file. A file may be a paper for school, or an individual web page. This can be thought of as a digital paper.
Sometimes called folders, directories help store your files in groups. This can be thought of as a the digital version of a real folder where you put all your papers/files.
Every computer system uses the file system, so you may have files on the computer you're using now or on your phone, but the files we will use are stored in the cloud.
The cloud is a term to describe the practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer.
This all means that you can access the files on your computer, even upload/download them, but they are actually located on a server/computer somewhere else. In the case of Google Drive, they are probably located in one of Google's massive data centers.
Drive allows users a place to store files on Google servers
You can store:
You can remove files, change file names, and copy files.
Additionally, you can upload files and download files from local machines
File - A digital paper to sore information.
Folder - A digital container for files.
Cloud - The practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer.
It’s super helpful to sketch any ideas we have in our heads before we start actually building them. It’s an exercise that can save us a lot of time when we get to the coding part.
Maybe what’s in our heads just doesn’t look right once it’s on paper? Maybe some new problems and questions come up in our sketch? Maybe our design is just too busy? Many of these problems will show themselves in our sketches.