Both sequential access and direct access involve a shared read- write mechanism.

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Both sequential access and direct access require a read-write mechanism to access data. Sequential access reads and writes data in a linear, sequential order (like reading a book), while direct access enables data to be read or written to a specific location (like browsing a website using hyperlinks). In both cases, the system must have a mechanism to allow for shared access to the data.

Both Sequential Access and Direct Access Involve a Shared Read-