Which of the following refers to the maximum length of a filename in Linux? (a) 8 (b) 10 (c) 200 (d) 255
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The maximum length of a file name in Linux is 255
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The maximum length of a filename in Linux is 255 characters.
So, the correct choice for the answer for the given question from the given list of possible answers is (d) 255.
The Linux file system allows a maximum of 255 characters to be used while naming files in Linux.
Too long file names can cause trouble while traversing directories or while performing other tasks.
That’s why a limit of 255 characters has been set in Linux.
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