A file is an ordered string of bytes. The first byte makes the beginning of the file and the last marks the end. Files on Linux are case sensitive$.$ A directory is a special kind of file that lists the files contained within. Linux doesn't use extensions to determine the file type. It doesn't care whether a file ends with $.$tar or $.$pdf$.$ What is the file type of $\text{'}$

demo.py$\text{'}$ located in the 'user' home directory in the UNG ParrotSec's VM:DownloadsMusic PicturesPublicTemplatesVideos