Files maintained by the Macintosh operating system can have two parts,called ____.
A) components
B) segments
C) forks
D) identifier and size

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Macintosh operating system files have two parts that are called forks. The first fork is the data fork, which contains the actual data of the file, and the second fork is the resource fork, which contains metadata and application-specific data. The other options listed (components, segments, identifier and size) do not accurately describe the two parts of a Macintosh file.

Files Maintained by the Macintosh Operating System Can Have Two