In write, the data are stored in the cache, and control returns to the caller. Select one: a. a synchronous b. a buffered c. an asynchronous d. a non-buffered

The correct answer to the question is option C (an asynchronous)

Explanation:

Computer store files in its temporary data storage space so as to facilitate easy retrievals when needed. Cache memory is in the temporary data storage space of the computer, faster than any other system memory so that when the processor requests information from the computer memory after a user place a command, the cache memory makes the information available in a short time when the data are required eliminating delay when ram will have to take time to fetch the data to provide to the processor.

In an asynchronous write, the data are stored in the cache to enable easy retrieval by the computer processor just as the cache is explained above, it allows writing data to the cluster. Asynchronous write also allows control returns to the caller.

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