If I would want to change my Windows 10 options when I name a folder, just out of curiosity, how difficult is this (can I even do it) and what language is it?
Like if I want to use a / in my folder name such as “Fletchdad HTML/CSS” Windows 10 rejects the folder name. (I do not use the quotation marks, that is just for clarity) If it is “Fletchdad HTML-CSS” with a - instead of a / between the HTML and CSS, then all is good.
I do not know if I would bother, but I like using the /.
Thanks.
Just as general advice for development, don’t give folders/files names for aesthetic purposes, use a convention make them easy to read programmatically. So separate-words-with-hyphens or seperate_words_with_underscores or whatever… If you are doing software development it is highly likely you’ll be using a terminal and likely you’ll want to write code that accesses files. Paths that have weird formatting (spaces being the most common weird formatting) are a PITA to deal with.