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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Computer Science Engineering (CSE) .
401. |
The administrative information of a file is stored in |
A. | vnode |
B. | dnode |
C. | inode |
D. | snode |
Answer» C. inode |
402. |
The -t option to ls is used for |
A. | sort according to time |
B. | sor according to date |
C. | sort according to name |
D. | sort according to size |
Answer» A. sort according to time |
403. |
The systems internal name to file is |
A. | id |
B. | i-number |
C. | pid |
D. | pid_t |
Answer» B. i-number |
404. |
The first tow bytes in each directory entry are |
A. | connection between id and name |
B. | connection between name of file and its contents |
C. | connection between if and its contents |
D. | connection betweeen id and contents |
Answer» B. connection between name of file and its contents |
405. |
The rm command removes |
A. | directory entries |
B. | removes inodes |
C. | removes names |
D. | removes files |
Answer» A. directory entries |
406. |
primary parts oc c comipler is in |
A. | /dev |
B. | /lib |
C. | /bin |
D. | /etc |
Answer» B. /lib |
407. |
The basic program such as who and ed resids in |
A. | /dev |
B. | /lib |
C. | /bin |
D. | /etc |
Answer» C. /bin |
408. |
various administrative fils such as password file in |
A. | /dev |
B. | /lib |
C. | /bin |
D. | /etc |
Answer» D. /etc |
409. |
Short lived files created during execution are stored in |
A. | /tmp |
B. | /lib |
C. | /bin |
D. | /etc |
Answer» A. /tmp |
410. |
which of following features of UNIX may be used for IPC |
A. | signals |
B. | ipes |
C. | semaphores |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
411. |
In a system 5 peole are currently using VI editor, then no. of currosonding rocesses will be |
A. | 1 |
B. | 5 |
C. | 2 |
D. | 0 |
Answer» B. 5 |
412. |
the command echo welcome >/dev/tty |
A. | echoes welcome in all the gtermonals that are switched on |
B. | echoes welcome in all the terminals which are logged on |
C. | echoes welcomes only in terminal in which it is run |
D. | a&c |
Answer» D. a&c |
413. |
dev/nul |
A. | it is a file |
B. | has write operation for all |
C. | built in dest bin |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
414. |
The advantage of binary files over text file is |
A. | it is compact |
B. | it can be accessed faster. |
C. | they are more reliable |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
415. |
UNIX uses ls to list files in a directory. The corresponding command in MS environment is |
A. | lf |
B. | listdir |
C. | dir |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. dir |
416. |
For some file the access permissions are modified to 764. Which of the following interpretation is valid: |
A. | every one can read, group can execute only and the owner can read and write. |
B. | every one can read and write, but owner alone can execute. |
C. | every one can read, group including owner can write, owner alone can execute |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. every one can read, group including owner can write, owner alone can execute |
417. |
Which directory under the root contains the information on devices |
A. | /usr/bin |
B. | /dev |
C. | /usr/peripherals/de v |
D. | /etc/dev |
Answer» B. /dev |
418. |
Which option makes the command to ask the user for confirmation before removing each file |
A. | rm-i |
B. | rm-r |
C. | rm-f |
D. | rm-rf |
Answer» A. rm-i |
419. |
which opttion deletes all files in the current directory and all its subdirectories |
A. | rm-i |
B. | rm-r |
C. | rm-f |
D. | rm-rf |
Answer» B. rm-r |
420. |
which option is used for forcing removal operation |
A. | rm-i |
B. | rm-r |
C. | rm-f |
D. | rm-rf |
Answer» C. rm-f |
421. |
which option in used for deleting everything in current directory and below. |
A. | rm-i |
B. | rm-r |
C. | rm-f |
D. | rm-rf |
Answer» D. rm-rf |
422. |
which command is used for renaming a file |
A. | mv |
B. | cp |
C. | rm |
D. | cv |
Answer» A. mv |
423. |
which command is used for displaying contents of a file |
A. | mv |
B. | cp |
C. | rm |
D. | cv |
Answer» B. cp |
424. |
which command is used for copying a file |
A. | mv |
B. | cp |
C. | rm |
D. | cv |
Answer» C. rm |
425. |
Which command is used to determine a type of file |
A. | infile |
B. | file |
C. | wc |
D. | cp |
Answer» B. file |
426. |
Whcich command is used for word count |
A. | infile |
B. | file |
C. | wc |
D. | cp |
Answer» C. wc |
427. |
The command for changing file owener is |
A. | chown |
B. | chgrp |
C. | chmod |
D. | cher |
Answer» A. chown |
428. |
The command for changing group owner is |
A. | chown |
B. | chgrp |
C. | chmod |
D. | cher |
Answer» B. chgrp |
429. |
The vi editor is working in which mode of following |
A. | command |
B. | input |
C. | ex |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
430. |
command mode allows operation of |
A. | copy and delete |
B. | cut and copy |
C. | paste and delete |
D. | copy and cut |
Answer» A. copy and delete |
431. |
Input mode is used for |
A. | to show text |
B. | to copy text |
C. | to provide command |
D. | all of these |
Answer» A. to show text |
432. |
ex mode is used for |
A. | handling files and erform substitution |
B. | copy and delete |
C. | to show text |
D. | to hide text |
Answer» A. handling files and erform substitution |
433. |
:x is used for |
A. | saving and editing |
B. | editing and aborting |
C. | writing |
D. | saving |
Answer» A. saving and editing |
434. |
:q is used for |
A. | saving and editing |
B. | editing and aborting |
C. | writing |
D. | saving |
Answer» B. editing and aborting |
435. |
:w is used for |
A. | saving and editing |
B. | editing and aborting |
C. | writing |
D. | saving |
Answer» D. saving |
436. |
!cmd is used for |
A. | saving and editing |
B. | editing and aborting |
C. | to runs cmd and return to command prompt |
D. | saving |
Answer» C. to runs cmd and return to command prompt |
437. |
which of the following are archive command |
A. | tar -c |
B. | tar-x |
C. | tar-t |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
438. |
which command is used for creating an archive |
A. | tar -c |
B. | tar-x |
C. | tar-t |
D. | all of these |
Answer» A. tar -c |
439. |
whicj command is used for displaying file in archieve |
A. | tar -c |
B. | tar-x |
C. | tar-t |
D. | all of these |
Answer» C. tar-t |
440. |
which command is used for extracting file sfrom arcieve |
A. | tar -c |
B. | tar-x |
C. | tar-t |
D. | all of these |
Answer» B. tar-x |
441. |
Which command is used for specifying archieve arch |
A. | tar -c |
B. | tar-x |
C. | tar-t |
D. | #name? |
Answer» D. #name? |
442. |
the file access permission types are |
A. | r-- read |
B. | w-- write |
C. | x-- execute |
D. | all of these |
Answer» D. all of these |
443. |
it --- means |
A. | no permission |
B. | execute only |
C. | writable only |
D. | writable and executable |
Answer» A. no permission |
444. |
it --- x means |
A. | no permission |
B. | execute only |
C. | writable only |
D. | writable and executable |
Answer» B. execute only |
445. |
it -w- means |
A. | no permission |
B. | execute only |
C. | writable only |
D. | writable and executable |
Answer» C. writable only |
446. |
it -wx means |
A. | no permission |
B. | execute only |
C. | writable only |
D. | writable and executable |
Answer» D. writable and executable |
447. |
it r-- means |
A. | readable |
B. | readable and executable |
C. | readable and writable |
D. | readable, writable and executable |
Answer» A. readable |
448. |
it r-x means |
A. | readable |
B. | readable and executable |
C. | readable and writable |
D. | readable, writable and executable |
Answer» B. readable and executable |
449. |
it rw- means |
A. | readable |
B. | readable and executable |
C. | readable and writable |
D. | readable, writable and executable |
Answer» C. readable and writable |
450. |
It rwx means |
A. | readable |
B. | readable and executable |
C. | readable and writable |
D. | readable, writable and executable |
Answer» D. readable, writable and executable |
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