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Which of the following ISO standard defines file systems and protocol for exchanging data between optical disks?
The correct answer is A. ISO 9660. ISO 9660 is the international standard that defines the file system structure for CD-ROM optical disc media, enabling data exchange across different operating systems and platforms. It was originally designed for CD-ROMs and has been extended to support DVDs. The other options…
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Which of the following ISO standard defines file systems and protocol for exchanging data between optical disks?
Options
- AISO 9660
- BISO/IEC 13940
- CISO 9060
- DIEC 3490
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(15 responses)- A87% (13)
- B7% (1)
- C7% (1)
Explanation
ISO 9660 is the international standard that defines the file system structure for CD-ROM optical disc media, enabling data exchange across different operating systems and platforms. It was originally designed for CD-ROMs and has been extended to support DVDs. The other options are fabricated or unrelated standards - ISO/IEC 13940 relates to health informatics, and ISO 9060 and IEC 3490 do not correspond to optical disk standards.
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