When using the "I-O" access mode, what operations can be performed on a file?
- Both reading and writing operations
- Neither reading nor writing operations
- Only reading operations
- Only writing operations
The "I-O" (Input-Output) access mode in COBOL allows both reading and writing operations on a file. It is used when a program needs to perform both input and output operations on the same file.
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