IT311_Applied-OS_Finals_Quiz-02

The (a)   is responsible for controlling access, modifying, and organizing files in a computer system.

To ensure efficient storage and access, the file manager uses a specific (a)   to determine where and how files are stored.

(a)   record organization is the easiest to implement because records are stored and retrieved serially.

In file management, an (a)   file name describes the entire path, including the directory and drive label.

Contiguous storage allocation allows for ease of direct access since all records are stored in the same (a)   area.

Files with extensions such as .BAT or .EXE are identified by the (a)   system as part of its standard set.

When the file manager clears a user for file access, it must (a)   the file and record its usage.

Front-end (a)   is used in databases to compress index files and save storage space.

If direct access to a record in a variable-length file is needed, the (a)   must be done using sequential search.

Master File Directory (MFD) stores the names and (a)   of every file on a volume.