Which of the following bash options will prevent an administrator from overwriting a file with a ">"?

`set -o safe` is not a standard bash option.

`set -o noglob` disables pathname expansion (globbing), meaning characters like `*`, `?`, and `[` are treated as literal characters, not for matching filenames.

When `set -o noclobber` (or `set -C`) is enabled, bash prevents redirection operators like `>` from overwriting an existing file, producing an error instead. This is a safety feature to protect important files from accidental deletion or corruption.

`set -o append` is not a standard bash option for this purpose; `>>` is the append operator itself.

`set -o nooverwrite` is not a standard bash option; `noclobber` is the correct option.