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C# / C Sharp » File Stream » Directory Screenshots  illustrates the Directory class   /* Mastering Visual C# .NET by Jason Price, Mike Gunderloy Publisher: Sybex; ISBN: 0782129110 */  /*   Example15_7.cs illustrates the Directory class */ using System; using System.IO; public class Example15_7  {   // the DecipherAttributes method turns file attributes   // into something easier for people to read   public static void DecipherAttributes(FileAttributes f)    {     if ((f & FileAttributes.Archive) == FileAttributes.Archive)       Console.WriteLine("Archive");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Compressed) == FileAttributes.Compressed)       Console.WriteLine("Compressed");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Device) == FileAttributes.Device)       Console.WriteLine("Device");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Directory)   == FileAttributes.Directory)       Console.WriteLine("Directory");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Encrypted)  == FileAttributes.Encrypted)       Console.WriteLine("Encrypted");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Hidden)  == FileAttributes.Hidden)       Console.WriteLine("Hidden");     if ((f & FileAttributes.NotContentIndexed)  == FileAttributes.NotContentIndexed)       Console.WriteLine("NotContentIndexed");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Offline)  == FileAttributes.Offline)       Console.WriteLine("Offline");     if ((f & FileAttributes.ReadOnly)  == FileAttributes.ReadOnly)       Console.WriteLine("ReadOnly");     if ((f & FileAttributes.ReparsePoint)  == FileAttributes.ReparsePoint)       Console.WriteLine("ReparsePoint");     if ((f & FileAttributes.SparseFile)  == FileAttributes.SparseFile)       Console.WriteLine("SparseFile");     if ((f & FileAttributes.System)  == FileAttributes.System)       Console.WriteLine("System");     if ((f & FileAttributes.Temporary)  == FileAttributes.Temporary)       Console.WriteLine("Temporary");   }   public static void Main()    {     // create a DirectoryInfo object     DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo("c:\\");          // retrieve and show the directory attributes     FileAttributes f = di.Attributes;     Console.WriteLine("Directory c:\\ has attributes:");     DecipherAttributes(f);   } }                          Related examples in the same category 1. Find Files That Match a Wildcard Expression 2. Get Files from a directory 3. Get Directory properties from DirectionInfo class 4. Get directory name and file information in that directory 5. Directory Counter 6. File Search 7. Get Name, Parent, Exists properties from DirectoryInfo class 8. Get Creation Time 9. Get Last Write Time 10. Get Last Access Time 11. Calculate Directory Size 12. Copy Directory 13. Check the Existance of a Directory 14. Get Current Directory 15. Set Current Directory 16. Traversing Directories 17. Directory Object 18. illustrates recursive Directory use 19. illustrates the Directory class 2 20. Uses the DirectoryInfo class to recursively show subdirectories 21. Changes the current working directory and then lists the files in the directory 22. Directory Tree Host 23. Gets the size of all files within a directory 24. Determine if the directory is empty, ie. no files and no sub-directories 25. Get an array of files info from a directory. 26. Removes a directory as best as it can. Errors are ignored.