File and folder actions work with paths. Get files in folder returns the files under the chosen directory; it is different from reading one file's content. Read text from file loads content into a variable. Write text to file writes a text result. Copy files preserves the source while producing a destination copy, whereas Delete files removes the selected local fixture path.
Choose the exact input and output paths before running a batch. A missing file differs from an existing blank file, and a preexisting copy destination needs an explicit overwrite policy. This simulator's file system contains only fictional paths supplied by the exercise. It cannot read or remove files on your computer. The tasks include a nested folder so you can check whether the requested listing covers immediate children or an entire tree rather than assuming those scopes are interchangeable.