Let x.c be a C source code. The command cc x.c > y

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Q.) Let x.c be a C source code. The command cc x.c > y

(A) is equivalent to the command cc x.c;mv a.out y

(B) is equivalent to the command cc -o y x.c

(C) serves no purpose

(D) none of the above

Correct answer : Option (C) - serves no purpose

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