Linux Makefile Interview Preparation Guide
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1 :: All device files are stored in which directory?
a) /etc
b) /bin
c) /dev
d) /usr
c) /dev
2 :: Which is an example for character special file?
a) Hard disk
b) CD-ROM
c) Terminal
d) Memory
c) Terminal
3 :: Which of the following is not correct statement regarding file types?
a) Hard links share same inode number
b) Soft links cannot be created across partitions
c) Socket files are Unix domain sockets
d) Character file is a special file
b) Soft links cannot be created across partitions
4 :: Which is an example for block special file?
a) Virtual Terminal
b) CD-ROM
c) Terminal
d) Serial modem
b) CD-ROM
5 :: Which are the two types of device files?
a) Character & Block
b) Character & Socket
c) Block & FIFO
d) Input & output
a) Character & Block
6 :: Which directory contain device special files?
a /etc
b) /etc/dev
c) /root/bin
d) /dev
d) /dev
7 :: Which of the following is not a valid file type on Linux?
a) Socket
b) Soft-link
c) Inode
d) FIFO
c) Inode
8 :: Binary or executable files are:
a) Regular files
b) Device files
c) Special files
d) Directory files
a) Regular files
9 :: The directory file contains:
a) File names & File Sizes
b) File names & Inode Numbers
c) File names & Address
d) File names & Permissions
b) File names & Inode Numbers
10 :: When you use the ln command, which of the following occurs?
a) a file is created that points to an existing file
b) a file is created that is a copy of an existing file
c) a file is moved from one location to another
d) a file is renamed
a) a file is created that points to an existing file