The computer views unallocated space as what?

a.
dead
b.
full
c.
deleted
d.
empty

A typical computer will view unallocated space as being empty (D).

D. Empty

Explanation:

A computer describes any physical space on a hard drive that does not belong to a partition and is empty as unallocated. This means that no program can write to space. For all practical purposes, space does not exist for the operating system. To use unallocated space, you need to create a new partition using the space or expand an existing partition.

In short, an unallocated space is considered by the computer as an empty space.

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