base path
Runner's dirt route
Base path is the direct line between bases in baseball that a runner must follow.
Runners who stray more than three feet from the base path to avoid a tag can be called out.
The term extends to the baseline markings on the field: The catcher blocked the base path to home plate.
Arrangement of parts
- environmentExternal conditions affecting life
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- frameworkUnderlying support system
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
scaffolding · routing · API · endpoint · prefix · build · provisioning · integration
File system container
- folderContainer for loose papers
- rootUnderground absorbing structure
- pathnameFile's directory address
- parent directoryFolder containing this one
home directory · file system · hierarchy · tree structure · navigation · traversal · location · reference
configuration
Arrangement of parts
- environmentExternal conditions affecting life
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- frameworkUnderlying support system
infrastructure · scaffolding · routing · API · endpoint · prefix · build · provisioning · integration · mapping
directory
File system container
parent directory · home directory · file system · hierarchy · tree structure · navigation · traversal · location · reference · URI
- baseball defenseshortstop, second baseman, first baseman, third baseman, catcher
- baserunningsteal, stealing, lead off, leadoff, slide
base pathoutfield
Field beyond bases
warning track · pitcher's mound · foul territory · batter's box · dugout