In a UNIX-like file system, a directory typically contains: A. filenames and i-nodes B. permission information,...

In a UNIX-like file system, a directory typically contains:

	A.	filenames and i-nodes
	B.	permission information, pointers to direct blocks
	C.	filenames and ownership information
	D.	filenames, i-nodes, major device numbers and minor device numbers

Expert Solution

Answer : In a UNIX-like file system, directory typically contains

C. filenames and ownership information

Example : test@test:`/practice$ ls -l

-rw-rw-r-- 1 test test 364 Feb 16 2018 abs.c
-rw-rw-r-- 1 test test 364 Feb 24 2018 linklist.c

Last column is the filenames and first column tells about ownership information

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