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The t at the end of /tmp

ls -ld /tmp shows drwxrwxrwt. What does the final "t" (the sticky bit) do on this directory?

A.Files in it are kept in RAM instead of on diskB.Files in it are deleted automatically at every rebootC.Users can delete or rename only their own files in itD.New files in it inherit the group of the directory

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