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this post was submitted on 15 May 2024
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Generally speaking: If you want folders to be on top, do it in your application. You should not prefix folders with "random characters" to make them listed in a specific place.
If you really want to, you could use
A FoldernamebecauseAis the lowest Unicode point character that is a letter (0x41) You could also use@(0x40). I've seen@Foldernamein the wild a few times. I would not use numbers, because numbers are stupid, you also cannot easily change them if you want to have another folder between two already existing ones.Some applications might ignore non-letter characters (what is interpreted as a letter, depends on your locale) on sorting, though. So the safest would be
A.