3. If we are using Windows operating system, then what is the role of file management in computer systems? 4. What is the purpose of networking software's where instructors and fellow students are communicating with each other? Give any two examples? 5. In terms of the security, compare the windows and Unix operating systems, which one is better? Justify your answer with suitable reasoning.

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