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File organization refers to how data is stored in a file and determines methods of access, efficiency, and storage devices used. There are four main file organization methods: sequential, random, serial, and indexed-sequential. Sequential organization stores and accesses records in a sorted order, allowing for faster searching methods like binary search. Random organization stores records randomly but accesses them directly using a record key. Serial organization stores records sequentially without indexing
- Author
- Adil Aziz
- Language
- EN