Asked by Boston Bragg on May 08, 2024
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What does the operating system do if you try to save a file with the same name into the same folder?
A) It moves the new file to a different folder.
B) It overwrites the original file unless you add a number, date, or initials to differentiate the files.
C) It rejects the new file and places a temporary version in the Recycle Bin.
D) It saves the new file on the Clipboard until you paste it in a new location.
Saves File
The action of storing data, documents, or media to a computer's hard drive, removable storage, or cloud storage, ensuring that changes or new information is not lost.
Recycle Bin
A temporary storage area on computers where deleted files are stored before permanent deletion, allowing for potential recovery.
- Comprehend the criticality of assigning names to files and the implications of reusing the same file names.
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MA
Md. Azmol HossainMay 13, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The operating system will overwrite the original file if you try to save a file with the same name into the same folder, unless you add a number, date, or initials to differentiate the files. This ensures that you do not accidentally lose or erase important data.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the criticality of assigning names to files and the implications of reusing the same file names.