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What part of an OS keeps track of where files are stored?
Answer: File system
Why: Formatting a drive is what writes a fresh, empty file system onto it, ready to start keeping track of files.
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What character at the start of a name hides a Linux file?
Answer: A dot
Why: Every folder also lists two dot entries: one dot for the folder itself and two dots for the folder above it.
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Which core part of macOS does Apple release as open source?
Answer: Darwin
Why: Its kernel, XNU, is a hybrid that joins a modified Mach kernel with parts taken from BSD Unix.
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On which OS is Android built?
Answer: Linux
Why: Linux only behaves like Unix: begun in 1991, it shares no code with the original AT&T Unix, so Android counts as Unix-like.
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On which older Windows is Windows 11 built?
Answer: Windows NT
Why: Inside, Windows 11 still gives its NT version as 10.0, like Windows 10, and is told apart by build numbers from 22000 up.
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Where does 64-bit Windows keep its 32-bit system files?
Answer: SysWOW64
Why: WOW64 means Windows 32-bit on Windows 64-bit, the layer that runs 32-bit apps, while System32, despite its name, holds the 64-bit files.