Answer / manas behera

When a file system is created, data structures that contain
information about files are created. Each file has an inode
and is identified by an inode number (often "i-number" or
even shorter, "ino") in the file system where it resides.
Inodes store information on files such as user and group
ownership, access mode (read, write, execute permissions)
and type of file. There is a fixed number of inodes, which
indicates the maximum number of files each filesystem can
hold.

A file's inode number can be found using the ls -i command,
while the ls -l command will retrieve inode information.

Answer / najib

INODE is a pointer to a block on the disk and it is unique.

Answer / manoj gupta

here i stands for index.index node contains the information
about specific file

Answer / shiva ram prasad

As above said INODE is a unique num for example
in unix we use commands like "man"
for that inode num ber will b 5678

so this inode num is to sys understand the commands given by
d user

Answer / hem

Inode number a unique number provided by kernel to newly created file or directory. Its a unique no. It contains info about file size,permissions, creation - modification date (time stamp) block, security flags, links counter to determine
how many hard link created, UID ,GID and device id.

Specially it doesn't contain file name.

Answer / kriss

Inode is an unique number. Inode holds metadata of files

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