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Which of the following is a non-zero data that an application allocates on a hard disk cluster in systems running on Windows OS?


 
A:    Sparse File
 
B:    Master File Table
C:    Meta Block Group
  
D:    Slack Space
 
         

 
 

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Banwari on 16/05/2025
Opted Answer: A
A sparse file is a type of file that allows applications to allocate only meaningful (non-zero) data on a hard disk cluster. This means that large portions of the file that contain only zeros are not physically stored on the disk, reducing storage space usage. When a sparse file is read, the allocated data is returned as stored, while non-allocated data is returned as zeros.

Master File Table (MFT): Stores metadata about files on an NTFS volume but does not allocate non-zero data.

Slack Space: Refers to unused space within a file cluster but does not involve application-allocated non-zero data
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