Picture this scenario: A program requires the use of a shared resource of some kind contained in a file named $$foo$,$ but $$foo$$ has frequent version changes. It would be good to

include the version number in the filename so the administrator or other interested party

could see what version of $$foo$$ is installed. This presents a problem. If we change the

name of the shared resource, we have to track down every program that might use it and

change it to look for a new resource name every time a new version of the resource is installed. That doesn't sound like fun at all. Which of the following is the best method of addressing this?

Group of answer choices

Teach end$-$users to perform a manual update when new versions is installed.

Create a symbolic link.

Hire someone to perform a manual update when new versions is installed.

Copy all versions to the $/$bin directory.