What should you verify if you encounter a path error with the extracted text file?

Verifying the path of the extracted text file is essential because if there is a path error, it typically means that the system cannot locate the file based on the provided directory path. This could be due to several reasons such as the file being in a different directory than expected, a typo in the file path, or the file not being extracted to the intended location during the extraction process. Ensuring that the path is correct allows one to confirm that the file exists and is accessible, which is crucial for further processing or analysis.

Other options, while can be relevant in a general troubleshooting context, do not directly address the root cause of a path error. Checking the file permissions is important for access but assumes that the path is already correct. Ensuring the file is not corrupted pertains to the integrity and validity of the file content but does not relate to locating the file. Reviewing the extraction process could provide insights into how the file was created or extracted but would not directly resolve the immediate issue of a path error.