Question 1
The difference between a named pipe and a regular file in Unix is that
Step-by-Step Solution
Detailed Explanation:
A named pipe (FIFO) is a special file type in Unix filesystem.
Data in a pipe is transient (stored in kernel buffers, deleted as read).
Pipes are sequential byte streams and forbid random access (lseek).
Hence, all statements A, B, and C are true.