Question: 39
(Choose 1 answer)
In UNIX, how are devices like USB sticks integrated into the file-system hierarchy?
A. Devices are not integrated and require separate access commands
B. Devices are assigned unique identifiers that must be used to access files
C. Devices can be mounted on directories within the file-system hierarchy, allowing files to be copied to them
via path names
D. Devices require special software to be accessed through the file system
