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A computer file structure.

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Q: What is like a filing cabinet that stores many folders and files?
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What is a container for files and folders called?

A filing cabinet.


How does an operating system manage files and folders?

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If you have many workbooks, you can use folders to organize the files, making it easier to find them. This is the same reason why you use file folders in a filing cabinet.


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FAT. File Allocation System. The way a computer allocates and stores files. This is done sequentially, each file giving a pointer to the next. Just like a filing cabinet I guess.


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