⟩ Code snippet (file1 size is 2024) f1 = fopen (file1, RDWR, RWX) lseek(f1,1024,SEEK_SET) write(f1,buf,10) What is offset now. a) 1024 b) 1034 c) 2034 d) 2054
b) 1034
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