Class 12 IP - 20 July 2022 Test 1 Result

 12 IP Test Result

ROLL NO	Marks out of 20
1	13.5
2	9.5
3	14
4	15
5	12.5
6	11
7	14.5
8	7
10	14
13	11
15	13.5
19	9
20	12.5
21	11.5
22	18
23	9
24	10.5
27	14.5
32	8.5
36	14.5
37	10
38	9.5
41	16
42	13
46	12.5
47	16
51	13
54	11.5
55	15
56	10
60	15
61	A
68	A
70	A
71	10.5
72	A
73	A

INODE

 Inode:

1. An inode is an index node.

2. An Inode number is a uniquely existing number for all the files in Linux and unix like systems.

3. When a file is created on a system, a file name and Inode number is assigned to it.

4. Inode doesn't contain the file name. Reason for this is to maintain hard-links for the files.

Inode Contents

An Inode is a data structure containing metadata about the files.

Following contents are stored in the Inode from a file:

• User ID of file
• Group ID of file
• Device ID
• File size
• Date of creation
• Permission
• Owner of the file
• File protection flag
• Link counter to determine number of hard links

Note: The Inode doesn't contain file content, instead it has a pointer to that data.

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