Company: Quicksell_13nov
Difficulty: medium
Relative Path Problem Description You are given two unique strings, String1 and String2, each representing an absolute path on a Linux machine. Both paths start with a forward slash ('/'). Your task is to find the relative path from String1 (the current working directory) to String2. The relative path indicates how to navigate from the directory specified by String1 to the directory specified by String2 using the Linux `cd` command. The relative path does not start with a forward slash ('/'). Both String1 and String2 are absolute paths and always begin with '/'. The output should be a string starting with 'cd ' followed by the relative path from String1 to String2. Implement the function `relative_path(string_1, string_2)`. Parameters: - `string_1 (str)`: The absolute path representing the current working directory. - `string_2 (str)`: The absolute path to which we want to navigate. Returns: - A string representing the `cd` command with the relative path from string_1 to string_2. Exam