The fact that a traditional file system cannot respond to unanticipated information requirements in a timely fashion is an example of which of the following issues with traditional file systems?

a. Lack of flexibility.

b. Poor security.

c. Program-data dependence.

d. Data redundancy.

e. Lack of data sharing.

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Maxim Burton

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24 July, 10:53

The fact that a traditional file system cannot respond to unanticipated information requirements in a timely fashion is an example of which of the following issues with traditional file systems?

a. Lack of flexibility.

b. Poor security.

c. Program-data dependence.

d. Data redundancy.

e. Lack of data sharing.

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Emiliano · Answer 1

Answer: Lack of Flexibility

Explanation:

A storage file system which lacks flexibility would not easily be able to source for unplanned information.

This is so because to get the files from where they were stored in a traditional file storage may take days to locate the exact place they were kept in storage.

Latest file storage methods have easy way of locating information.