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A file name is specified by a unique string enclosed with the double quotations " ":

File Name Format: "FILENAME"

	[Examples of Input File Names]
	"sample.scm"					Common for All Platforms
	"tests/factorial.scm"			for Unix Platforms
	"/opt/slib/fft.scm"				for Unix Platforms
	"..\math\libtest\math\matrixLib.scm"	for Windows Platforms

	[Examples of Output File Names]
	"results.txt"					Common for All Platforms
	"out/experiment.data"			for Unix Platforms
	"/home/ilma/nnLearn/deep4xor.out"	for Unix Platforms
	"D:\Users\pippi\analyzed.out"		for Windows Platforms

Thanks to the intervention of the JVM, a slash character '/' can be used in place of a backslash character '\' as the path-separator on the Windows platforms as well.

	[Examples of Input File Names using path-separator '/' on the Windows Platforms]
	"../math/libtest/math/matrixLib.scm"
	"D:/Users/pippi/analyzed.data"

Names of the I/O-ports created from files contain the given unique file names:

Name Format of File Input-Port: #<input-port:"FILENAME">
Name Format of File Output-Port: #<output-port:"FILENAME">


	[File Names]					[the Corresponding I/O-Ports]
	"factorial.scm"					#<input-port:"factorial.scm">
	"outDir/experiment.out"			#<output-port:"outDir/experiment.out">

In the IDE-mode, furthermore, I/O-Port Windows are created corresponding to the I/O-Ports.
The names of the I/O-Port Windows contain the given unique file names:

Name Format of File Input-Port Window: #<input-port-window:"FILENAME">
Name Format of File Output-Port Window: #<output-port-window:"FILENAME">

	[File Names]					[the Corresponding I/O-Port Windows]
	"factorial.scm"					#<input-port-window:"factorial.scm">
	"outDir/experiment.out"			#<output-port-window:"outDir/experiment.out">

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