Employee Employee number name (6) (20) Designation Address (10) (30) Basic pay (6) (20) Allowances Deductions Number of platters Number of cylinders Number of tracks (surfaces)/cylinder Number of sectors/track Number of bytes/sector Maximum seek time Average seek time Maximum Latency time Average latency time Time to read/write a sector 6 800 10 50 512 50 ms 25 ms 16.66 ms 8.33 ms 0.33 ms (20) Table P18.1. Specifications of a typical disk storage system Total salary (6)

Employee Employee number name (6) (20) Designation Address (10) (30) Basic pay (6) (20) Allowances Deductions Number of platters Number of cylinders Number of tracks (surfaces)/cylinder Number of sectors/track Number of bytes/sector Maximum seek time Average seek time Maximum Latency time Average latency time Time to read/write a sector 6 800 10 50 512 50 ms 25 ms 16.66 ms 8.33 ms 0.33 ms (20) Table P18.1. Specifications of a typical disk storage system Total salary (6)

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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