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If a process fails, most operating system write the error information to a
Answer: C
The error information is written to a log file.
When a process fails, the operating system records what happened, the error, the time and often a memory or stack dump, in a log so that the user or administrator can find the cause later. Unix systems keep these under /var/log through syslog, and Windows keeps them in its Event Log.
Writing to another running process or to a new file each time is not how failures are recorded, and since the log file is the standard place, 'None of the above' is wrong.
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