Which of the following are rules that apply to Linux files and directories? $($Select three.$)$

Volume designators $($drive letters$)$ are similarly case$-$insensitive.

The back slash is used as a delimiter for a file or directory path.

The dot $(.)$ in a filename is not necessary.

File and directory names are case$-$sensitive$.$

File and directory names are not casesensitive.

The dot $(.)$ is used to separate the base file name from the extension.

The forward slash is used as a delimiter for a file or directory path.