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Would a flat or tree-like file structure allow for faster fetching of files by Path?

Would a flat file structure allow for faster locating/fetching of files by Path in an NTFS (Windows 10 File System) or would it essentially be as efficient as a highly structured tree with a bunch of subfolders? I'm using node.js to fetch a few hundred million locally stored JSON files and I'd prefer a tree-like file structure, but I want to make sure that wouldn't be less efficient than a flatter file structure and less depth/nested folders.

Would a flat or tree-like file structure allow for faster fetching of files by Path?

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Would a flat or tree-like file structure allow for faster fetching of files by Path?

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