Getting data from a file is referred to as ____ the file.
A) interfacing with
B) burning
C) reading
D) writing to

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Reading a file involves accessing the data stored within the file and loading it into memory for use by a program. Interfacing with a file implies a two-way communication between the program and the file, while burning a file usually refers to copying it onto a CD, DVD or other storage medium. Writing to a file is the process of creating or modifying data within a file.

Getting Data from a File Is Referred to as ____