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The difference between a named pipe and a regular file in Unix is that
(A) Unlike a regular file, named pipe is a special file
(B) The data in a pipe is transient, unlike the content of a regular file
(C) Pipes forbid random accessing, while regular files do allow this.
(D) All of the above

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The difference between a named pipe and a regular file in Unix is that
(A) Unlike a regular file, named pipe is a special file
(B) The data in a pipe is transient, unlike the content of a regular file
(C) Pipes forbid random accessing, while regular files do allow this.
(D) All of the above

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The difference between a named pipe and a regular file in Unix is that
(A) Unlike a regular file, named pipe is a special file
(B) The data in a pipe is transient, unlike the content of a regular file
(C) Pipes forbid random accessing, while regular files do allow this.
(D) All of the above