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Q: ...........involves traversing the entire file system, marking everything that can be accessed.
  • A. Index pointer
  • B. Garbage collection
  • C. File system
  • D. Stack pointer
Correct Answer: Option B - The process of going through the entire file system marking any file/folder that is accessed is called waste management. This is an automatic memory management, which keeps long standing redundant data that is not used in the future as a pool or stack.
B. The process of going through the entire file system marking any file/folder that is accessed is called waste management. This is an automatic memory management, which keeps long standing redundant data that is not used in the future as a pool or stack.

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The process of going through the entire file system marking any file/folder that is accessed is called waste management. This is an automatic memory management, which keeps long standing redundant data that is not used in the future as a pool or stack.