Computer Science, asked by Neet9757, 1 year ago

If two files on same partition point to the same inode structure they are called ?
A. Soft links
B. Hard links
C. Copy links
D. Similar links

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Answered by Anonymous
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If two files on same partition point to the same inode structure they are called ?

A. Soft links

B. Hard links✔️✔️

C. Copy links

D. Similar links

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Answered by qwcricket10
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A hard link is a term denoting when two files partition point to the same inode structure.

  • In the directory-based filesystem hard link is used as an entry.
  • Each file has its own hard link.
  • If a file has a hard link it means that it remains the same even if the name of the file changes.
  • But when using a soft link whenever a file name change it will also reflect in the soft link.
  • Here option(B) hard link is the correct answer.
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