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Features of File



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                         Learning Outcomes



                             File/Folder                                        Organising File/Folder

                             Creating a New File/Folder                         Selecting a File/Folder

                             Copying and Moving a File/Folder                   Renaming a File/Folder

                             Deleting a File/Folder                             Restoring a Deleted File/Folder
                             Not Tampering with Other's File/Folder





                 In  the  previous  class,  you  learnt  about  the  concept  of  file/folder  and  the  basic
                 operations related to file/folder. Let's recall them and also learn about the features of
                 files/folders.
                 Basically, files are used to store data, and folders are used to store and organise files and

                 other folders.

                  i +  FILE/FOLDER
                 All the data stored on your computer's hard disk consists of files and folders. Files are
                 used to store data, and folders are used to store and organise files and other folders.

                 A file is a collection of data and information, stored on a storage device such as hard disk,
                 pen drive, CD/DVD. There are different types of files depending on the type of information
                 they store, like document, file, Excel file, PowerPoint file, image file, music file, video
                 file, etc. and each type of file has its own specific icon. This helps us to identify the type
                 of file by just looking at the icon.













                    Document file          Excel file      PowerPoint file      Music file          Video file



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