File Attributes5. File attributes(a) File name: file name is a very important file attribute When a file changes name, it seems to change itsidentity (just like when you change your name)The oldest file naming we may remember is the 8 +3 convention in DOS (in DOS, all file names can NOT bebigger than 8 characters, special characters like spaces were not allowed etc.). So a file like C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Photoshop can cause problems in DOS, and it has to be represented in different ways using strangecharacter like~ (tilde).Elaborate on your understanding of file names or file naming in different operating systems (Windows, Mac,Linux etc.). For example, some OS like NTFS may allow longer file name, allow space, and even allow nonEnglish like characters such as Chinese file names. Is there a maximum length of file names (can you have a filename of 1,000 characters long?)(b) File creation date and modification date. File can be created and modified using different ways of naminga date. For example, May 1, 2021, can be 5/1/2021 or 5/1/21 (or even May 1, 2021) in US, but it may be1/5/2021 or 1/5/21 in Europe. (Excel date format shows this). Also, the day of week such as Saturday canappear in the date (or may be not). Similarly time can be expressed differently (9:10 a.m. can be expressedas 9:10 a.m., or 9:10 simply; 2:30 p.m. can be 2:30 p.m., or 14:30 etc.. Also, when your computer / devicegoes to a different time zone when you travel, the creation date and modification date can be changed ifyou change the clock date and time of your computer).Elaborate this.(c) File size. There can be questions on how a file's size is displayed differently in DOS and in Windows (orin Unix etc.). Refer to Q1 of this report. Also, there may be a maximum for a file size depending on thefile system (so FAT-12, FAT-16 and FAT-32 limit the biggest file size, but later FAT or file allocationtable allows bigger file sizes).Note that computers running Unicode or double bytes (such as Chinese Windows) may count the file sizedifferently because every Chinese character counts as 2 ASCII characters.Elaborate this.(d) Identify two more file attributes different from above and elaborate them.

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File Naming Conventions

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