Which of the following kinds of access refers to reading or writing data consecutively?
A)direct
B)random
C)sequential
D)indexed

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Sequential access refers to reading or writing data consecutively, in the order in which it is stored. This is commonly used for tasks such as reading or writing entire files. The other options are not relevant to consecutive data access. Direct access involves accessing data in any order, while random access involves accessing data at a specific location using an index. Indexed access involves using a separate index to locate data within a file.

Which of the Following Kinds of Access Refers to Reading