Match each term with its definition:
-?A key part of the Linux file system, these informatuin nodes contain descriptive file or directory data, such as UIDS, GIDs, modification times, access times, creation times, and file locations.
A)B*-tree
B)data block
C)logical block
D)inodes
E)Volume Control Block
F)Allocation Block
G)header node
H)data fork
I)superblock
J)resource fork

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Inodes are a fundamental part of the Linux file system structure. They store metadata about files and directories, excluding the file name and actual data content, which includes information like user and group ownership (UIDs and GIDs), file access permissions, timestamps for modifications, access, and creation, as well as pointers to the file's actual data blocks on the disk.

Match Each Term with Its Definition