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I wonder what is the difference between directory structure and file system?
Unix/Linux directories and file system looks as follows:

/home/abc/xyzdir1 --is a directory
/home/abc/xyzdir2 -- is a directory
/proc -- is a file system
/ -- is a file system
/bin -- is a file system

How can I identify which one is a file system and a directory for above code snippet?

What is the difference between directory structure and file system?
Unix/Linux directories and file system looks as follows:

The following two directories obviously we know directories.

  /home/abc/xyzdir1 --is a directory
  /home/abc/xyzdir2 -- is a directory

the following three samples are saying file system.

/proc -- is a file system
/ -- is a file system
/bin -- is a file system

How can I identify which one is a file system and a directory from the above code snippets?

I wonder what is the difference between directory structure and file system?
Unix/Linux directories looks as follows:

/home/abc/xyzdir1 --is a directory
/home/abc/xyzdir2 -- is a directory
/proc -- is a file system
/ -- is a file system
/bin -- is a file system

How can I identify which one is a file system and a directory?

I wonder what is the difference between directory structure and file system?
Unix/Linux directories and file system looks as follows:

/home/abc/xyzdir1 --is a directory
/home/abc/xyzdir2 -- is a directory
/proc -- is a file system
/ -- is a file system
/bin -- is a file system

How can I identify which one is a file system and a directory for above code snippet?