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Explain Relative filename

Relative filename: It is a filename whose full path is associative to some point within a file system tree-frequently the present working folder (that is, directory). For example:

    ../bin/javac.exe

A relative filename could refer to various files at distinct times, based on the context in which it is being employed.

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