Deleting a File Has the Effect of Preserving Its Inode

question 26

Multiple Choice

Deleting a file has the effect of preserving its inode until it is reused because:

• A) The inode is flagged as deleted.
• B) The inode table entry is moved to the recycle bin.
• C) Deleted inodes are not accessible to the file system.
• D) The inode number is added to a deleted files journal entry.

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