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    This document contains 8 questions about files and file systems in operating systems. It asks about file attributes, file operations performed by the OS, different types of files, file access methods, file allocation methods, and single, two, and tree level directory structures.

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    This document contains 8 questions about files and file systems in operating systems. It asks about file attributes, file operations performed by the OS, different types of files, file access methods, file allocation methods, and single, two, and tree level directory structures.

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    Sub: OSY Assignment No:- 06 Date:07/12/2022

    1. What is file? List and explain attributes of file.

    2. Explain the file operations performed by OS.

    3. Explain different types of file.

    4. State type of file access methods.

    5. Explain different file allocation methods.

    6. Explain two level directory structure.

    7. Explain single level directory structure.

    8. Explain tree structured directory structure.

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