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Despcriptive Essay on Files and Folders





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CS 1010-08F COMPUTER ESSENTIALS (CS1010-08F) > TAKE ASSESSMENT: UNIT III ASSESSMENT

Take Assessment: Unit III Assessment
Name Unit III Assessment
Instructions Essay questions for you to answer are provided in the Unit Quiz. Essay answers receiving full credit will be drawn from the textbook and at least one other primary source such as a recent article (past 4 years) from a peer reviewed journal. In addition, APA formatted in-text citations and a reference list will be included. Your responses should be complete. Generally 200 to 300 words are required for an answer to an essay question. Your answer should include information from your course materials and/or research when required, but, again, should be primarily in your own words. If you paraphrase or quote words or ideas from your course textbook or other resources, you should cite your sources following the APA style citation guidelines.

ASSIGNMENT:
Define file and folder. Explain their relationship. Discuss the file management functions included in Windows XP.

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In computer terminology, a file is an electronic document which stores various kinds of information. For example, an image, text, video, sound and other types of data can be stored in a file. There are also special kinds of files which may exist temporarily or those which need to exist permanently on a computer in order for the operating system to boot up and run. Most of the time, a file exists permanently on a computer as in it can be accessed by the program even after the program is done working on the file. Files are placed within folders that are contained on the physical storage that is accessible with a computer. In essence, folders become containers for various types of files (Kraynak, 2004).

The file management functions included in Windows XP are quite extensive since a number of operations can be conducted on a file. From the simplest operations of opening, editing, closing, copying, moving and deleting a file, Windows XP also offers the user advanced file operations such as setting the attributes of the file to grant or to take away access to the file for specific users. These privileges can also be managed by most other modern operating systems. There are also certain things which can not be done in Windows XP with regard to files for example, have a file which does not have a name or two files with the exact same name in the same folder (Reed, 2007).

Works Cited

Reed, D. 2007, Balanced Introduction to Computer Science, Prentice Hall.

Kraynak, J. 2004, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Computer Basics, Alpha.



Word Count: 268


Other Details about the Project/Assignment
Subjects: Basic Computing
Topic: Essay on Files and Folders in Windows XP
Level: College / University
Tags:

Files, Folders, Windows XP


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Subjects: Basic Computing
Topic: Essay on Files and Folders in Windows XP
Level: College / University
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Files, Folders, Windows XP


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