In Windows 7, what is the difference between a library and a folder?

The correct answer is D. A folder is a container for storing files; a library provides a single view of multiple folders and their. A folder is simply a container for storing files nothing more and nothing less. Rather, a Library provides a single aggregated view of multiple folders and their contents.

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In Windows 7, what is the difference between a library and a folder?

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AA folder is a container for storing libraries; a library provides a single view of multiple folders and
BA Library is a container for storing files; a folder provides a single view of multiple folders and their
CThere is no difference between a library and a folder.
DA folder is a container for storing files; a library provides a single view of multiple folders and their

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A folder is simply a container for storing files nothing more and nothing less. Rather, a Library provides a single aggregated view of multiple folders and their contents.

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