Is it possible to distinguish a file from a hard link to a file? That is, given a filename, can you tell whether it was created using an ln command? Explain.
What will be an ideal response?
You cannot distinguish between hard links to a file because all hard links
are of equal value. Each hard link points to the location of the file on the
disk. The space that the file occupies is released only when the last hard link
is removed.
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a) outside the class b) by other methods of the same class c) by the constructor of the class d) inside the same class
Match the following components of Office 2013 and their function:
I. Backstage view II. Quick Access Toolbar III. title bar IV. Ribbon V. Dialog Box Launcher A. easy access to commonly executed tasks B. displays the current file name and application C. used to print, save, open, close, and share a file D. contains tabs, groups, and commands E. opens a corresponding box that provides access to precise tools
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A storyboard
a. Defines the objects. b. Defines the order of development of each screen. c. Defines what is placed on each screen. d. a and b. e. b and c. f. All of the above.