use c language putty

Answer each of the following questions. Collect your answers in a plain text file a2q1.txt and put this file under Subversion control using svn add a2q1.txt. The answer to each part of this question should be marked with the part it belongs to, like this: a2q1.txt (a) A fox has a red fur and sharp teeth. (b) It said to install Windows 7 or better, so I installed Linux. (a) Consider a file file1.txt and a second file file2.txt created using the command $ ln file1.txt file2.txt How many inodes do these two files occupy in total? (b) Consider the following command sequence $ echo "Hello there" > file1.txt $ ln file1.txt file2.txt $ rm file1.txt $ cat file2.txt What is the output? (c) How many inodes do file1.txt and file2.txt occupy in total if we create file2.txt using $ lns file1.txt file2.txt (d) Consider the following command sequence $ echo "Hello there" > file1.txt $ ln-s file1.txt file2.txt $ rm file1.txt $ cat file2.txt What is the output? Explain why the output is different from the output obtained in Question 1b. (e) Can hard links be created for every type of file? If you answer "no", state for which files you are not allowed to create hard links