When searching for specific record information, sometimes you see duplicate files with the same name that have different data runs, meaning the file was written to disk more than once on separate occasions.

True or False?

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Taryn Prince

Computers & Technology

5 March, 20:47

When searching for specific record information, sometimes you see duplicate files with the same name that have different data runs, meaning the file was written to disk more than once on separate occasions.

True or False?

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Travis Barron · Answer 1

True is the right answer for the above question.

Explanation:

When a user created a new file with the same name which is already on the disk, then a pop-up window will alert the message to change the name of the file or a computer system replace the old files with a new one. It means that no files exist on the system with the duplicate name.

If it happens in some case then there must be possible that there is one file written in a disk one two places with the different data at the same time. It is because of system error.

The question concept also means the same which is described above. Hence the question is a true statement.

When searching for specific record information, sometimes you see duplicate files with the same name that have different data runs, meaning the file was written to disk more than once on separate occasions.True or False?

When searching for specific record information, sometimes you see duplicate files with the same name that have different data runs, meaning the file was written to disk more than once on separate occasions.

True or False?