18 Questions
Which file systems are typically used in Windows and Linux, respectively?
NTFS and ext3
Where does Windows list all drives, and where does UNIX start its file system?
Windows under 'My Computer' and UNIX at /
Which programming language is associated with the compilers 'gcc' and 'g++'?
C
Which debugger is commonly used for C/C++ programming?
gdb
Which of the following is a popular text editor in Linux?
Xemacs
What does UNIX use as the root directory symbol?
/
Which of the following is not a file system typically used in Linux?
NTFS
Which environment might use Network File System (NFS) or Andrew File System (AFS)?
"Large" environments
Which operating system typically uses FAT32 or NTFS file systems?
Windows
In Unix, where does the file system start?
At /
Which text editor is commonly available under Linux for programming?
Nano
What is the primary purpose of the Network File System (NFS) in large environments?
File Sharing
Which file system is NOT typically used in Linux?
NTFS32
Which programming language can be compiled using 'javac' and 'java' on Linux?
Java
Which tool is commonly used for debugging C and C++ programs?
gdb
What is the root symbol in Unix file systems?
/
'gcc' and 'g++' are commonly used compilers for which programming languages under Linux?
C and C++
Which web browser is NOT listed as available under Linux?
Internet Explorer
Learn about the different components of the UNIX operating system such as the Kernel, Shell, and Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs). Understand how these components interact to provide a stable and powerful platform for internet development. Explore the built-in system utilities and their functionalities.
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