C#:Check for file or directory

Today a person asked on the forums on how to check or determine whether the physical path he is having is a directory or a file. I told him the solution to go for FileAttributes.Directory property. If this property is true it means we are dealing with directory else with file. Below is the sample code:

#region Using Directives

using System;
using System.IO;

#endregion

public class Example
{
    class Test
    {
        static void Main()
        {
            string path1 = @"D:\Foo\foo.txt";
            string path2 = @"D:\Foo\";
            bool isDirectory1 = (File.GetAttributes(path1) & FileAttributes.Directory)
                 == FileAttributes.Directory;

            bool isDirectory2 = (File.GetAttributes(path2) & FileAttributes.Directory)
                 == FileAttributes.Directory;

            Console.WriteLine(isDirectory1
                                  ? string.Format("{0} is a directory.", path1)
                                  : string.Format("{0} is a file.", path1));
            Console.WriteLine(isDirectory2
                                  ? string.Format("{0} is a directory.", path2)
                                  : string.Format("{0} is a file.", path2));

            Console.ReadLine();
        }
    }
}

Above I have taken two dummy paths to test . One is the file "D:\Foo\foo.txt" and the other is a directory "D:\Foo\" . Next with the help of "FileAttributes.Directory" property I have determined whether it is a file or a directory. Here is the output which I got when I run the above program.

Do let me know your feedback, comments.