In the context of Inter-Process Communication (IPC), what does a 'pipe' do?
A. It defragments the master storage drive blocks.
B. It routes the standard output of one process directly into the standard input of another process.
C. It amplifies audio outputs to peripheral speakers.
D. It blocks unauthorized external network incoming data packets.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A pipe is an IPC mechanism that channels the data output sequence of one system process into the data input stream of another process.
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