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If the tie function does not contain the 0_CREAT flag, the number ______ is used in the function’s mode argument.a. 0 (zero)b. 1 (one)c. 0666d. None of the above.
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The 0_CREAT flag is typically used in the mode argument of the tie function to specify that a new file should be created if it does not already exist. Since the tie function does not contain this flag, it means that it will not create a new file. In this Show more…
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