FAT stands for 1) File Accomdation Table 2) File Access Tape 3) File Allocation Table 4) File Activity Table

FAT stands for
1) File Accomdation Table
2) File Access Tape
3) File Allocation Table
4) File Activity Table
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3) File Allocation Table
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Last Answer : 3 File Allocation Table

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Last Answer : a) file allocation table

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Last Answer : 1) Direct Memory Access

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Last Answer : Run on single operating system

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Description : The magnetic storage chip used to provide non-volatile direct access storage of data and that have no moving parts are known as A) Magnetic core memory B) Magnetic tape memory C) Magnetic disk memory D) Magnetic bubble memory

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Enlist different file allocation methods? Explain contiguous allocation method in detail.

Description : Enlist different file allocation methods? Explain contiguous allocation method in detail.

Last Answer : From the user's point of view, a file is an abstract data type. It can be created, opened, written, read, closed and deleted without any real concern for its implementation. The implementation of a ... a times is difficult to estimate. 4. Compaction may be required and it can be very expensive.

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How does Space allocation table place within a block ?

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Last Answer : Each block contains entries as follows Fixed block header Variable block header Row Header,row date (multiple rows may exists) PCTEREE (% of free space for row updation in future)

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DMA stands for: a) Dial - Up Multiplier Access b) Digital Media Access c) Direct Memory Access d) None of These

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Last Answer : 3) time sharing

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Last Answer : 3 time sharing

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Last Answer : Answer :4

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Last Answer : 1) large numbers of users direct access to the computer for problem solving

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