What Is Stored In Logfile As Per Below Mentioned Code If We Execute ./a.out > Logfile? Int Main() { Int Fd; Close(1); Fd = Open("logfile",O RDWR, 0744); Write(fd, "Hello", 5); Printf("Worldn"); Return 0; } A) Hello B) HelloWorld C) World D) None

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⟩ What is stored in logfile as per below mentioned code if we execute ./a.out > logfile? int main() { int fd; close(1); fd = open("logfile",O_RDWR, 0744); write(fd, "Hello", 5); printf("Worldn"); return 0; } a) Hello b) HelloWorld c) World d) None

b) HelloWorld

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