Elise has just edited two photos of her cat and three different photos of her dog. She needs to save all five of these photos into the same folder. Which of these sets of file names will allow her to recognize all of the photos without having to open them?

A. cat_1, cat_2, dog_1, dog_2, dog_3

B. cat_dog_photos_1, cat_dog_photos_2, cat_dog_photos_3, cat_dog_photos_4, cat_dog_photos_5

C. cat_photo, cat__photo, dog_photo, dogphoto, dog_photo

D. cat_eating, cat_sleeping, dog_eating, dog_playing, dog_sleeping

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Salem

Computers & Technology

21 August, 06:01

Elise has just edited two photos of her cat and three different photos of her dog. She needs to save all five of these photos into the same folder. Which of these sets of file names will allow her to recognize all of the photos without having to open them?

A. cat_1, cat_2, dog_1, dog_2, dog_3

B. cat_dog_photos_1, cat_dog_photos_2, cat_dog_photos_3, cat_dog_photos_4, cat_dog_photos_5

C. cat_photo, cat__photo, dog_photo, dogphoto, dog_photo

D. cat_eating, cat_sleeping, dog_eating, dog_playing, dog_sleeping

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Ryan Bartlett · Answer 1

The best answer is A. cat_1, cat_2, dog_1, dog_2, dog_3. Filenames are preferably short and should state the obvious. They should be unique and distinct, with no any duplicates in any given file within the same folder. The other choices either have duplicates, vague or are way too long to be identified quickly.