Last updated: Feb 22, 2022

File System

Difference Between Save and Save As

"Save" updates an existing file with new content, while "Save As" allows saving a file with the same or different name to a new location.

Author 3053_Jatin

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File Systems in Operating System EASY

A file system in an operating system manages how data is stored, organized, and retrieved, providing a structured way to access, create, and manipulate files and directories.

Author PRASHANT SINGH

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File Attributes in OS EASY

This blog is focused on the attributes of a file. What the file attributes are and the various attributes related to a file. Read the blog to learn more.

Author Gorakhnath yadav

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Difference between FAT32 and NTFS EASY

In this blog, we will learn about the Difference between FAT32 and NTFS. We will understand each concept in detail and later look at the difference table for better understanding.

Author Lekhika Ujiniya

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This blog will see how inode which is used to store information about your server's files, directories, emails, code, and anything else.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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Allocation Methods

Hello Ninjas, File allocation methods in Operating Systems are of different types that are used to allocate disk space. We must select the best method for the file allocation because it affects the performance and efficiency of the system. Allocation method provides a way in which the disk will be utilized and the files will be accessed.Let’s explore more.

Contiguous Allocation

In this article, we will study Contiguous Allocation, its advantages and disadvantages.

Author Pakhi Garg

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Difference between Contiguous and Non-Contiguous Allocation EASY

In this article, we will study the difference between the contiguous and non-contiguous allocation of memory.

Author Pakhi Garg

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Linked List Allocation

In this article, we will study Linked List Allocation, its advantages and disadvantages.

Author Pakhi Garg

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