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Sometimes we are unable to create a directory because ______________

a.

the directory may already exist in the current directory

b.

there may be a ordinary file by the same name in the current directory

c.

the permissions set for the current directory does not allow the creation

d.

the directory may exist, there may be a ordinary file, the permissions set for the current directory does not allow the creation

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Answer: (d).the directory may exist, there may be a ordinary file, the permissions set for the current directory does not allow the creation

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