What is the process of giving a file a new name called?

Correct answer: Renaming

The governing concept is file-name management. When the name of an existing file is changed without intentionally creating a second copy, the operation is called renaming; therefore option C is correct. The file’s contents normally remain the same, and its location also remains the same unless the user separately moves it. Deleting removes a file, copying creates another copy, and printing produces a paper or print output.