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frosja888 [35]
4 years ago
13

When Jack takes a class, he saves all his work for that class with the name of the course. What is most likely happening to his

saved files?
Business
1 answer:
mojhsa [17]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

He has lost the previous files as he has been replacing them.

Explanation:

When you save a file in your computer, you need to save it with a name that is different from the names of the other files you have in the computer. If you save file with the same name of another file, you will replace that file and will lose the information you had. So according to this, as Jack is saving all his work for the class with the name of the course, it means that he has saved everything with the same name and he has lost the previous files because everytime he saves a new file he replaces the previous one.

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