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Why does changing a file extension not always convert it into a new file type?

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Correct answer: Because only the name changes while the actual internal data format remains unchanged

A file extension is mainly a name label that helps the operating system and applications infer which program may open the file. Renaming “report.txt” to “report.jpg” does not rewrite the text data into a JPEG image structure. A genuine conversion requires software to decode the original content and create the target format. Therefore option A is correct; the other statements misunderstand extensions.

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