Which of the following file organizations uses a key field to arrange records in a sorted order? a. Sorted files b. Indexed files c. Heap files d. Hashed files
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- **Sorted files**: These files are organized in a specific order based on a key field, which allows for efficient searching and retrieval. - **Indexed files**: These files use an index to point to the location of records, but they may not necessarily be sorted Show more…
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