Question
How do folders differ most from files?
(1 point)
Responses
Folders can’t be copied or pasted.
Folders can’t be copied or pasted.
Folder names can contain spaces; files can’t.
Folder names can contain spaces; files can’t.
Folders have to be carefully named; files names are unimportant.
Folders have to be carefully named; files names are unimportant.
Folders can hold files, but files can’t hold folders.
Folders can hold files, but files can’t hold folders.
(1 point)
Responses
Folders can’t be copied or pasted.
Folders can’t be copied or pasted.
Folder names can contain spaces; files can’t.
Folder names can contain spaces; files can’t.
Folders have to be carefully named; files names are unimportant.
Folders have to be carefully named; files names are unimportant.
Folders can hold files, but files can’t hold folders.
Folders can hold files, but files can’t hold folders.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct statement is: **Folders can hold files, but files can’t hold folders.**
Folders are designed to organize and contain files, while individual files cannot contain other files or folders.
Folders are designed to organize and contain files, while individual files cannot contain other files or folders.