Given below are two statements:

Statement I: Compared to word processors, simple text-editors such as Notepad and Emacs have limited editing features. Statement II: Files created with simple text-editors cannot be opened with word processors.

In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is C

• Statement I is true: Simple text editors like Notepad and Emacs are designed to handle plain text without formatting. They lack advanced features such as spell check, formatting tools, and graphical interfaces offered by word processors like Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
• Statement II is false: Files created using text editors (e.g., .txt files) can be easily opened with word processors. However, as these files are plain text, they do not include formatting, and when opened in a word processor, they appear unformatted.

1. Information Booster:
   ● Text editors handle plain text without additional metadata or formatting (e.g., .txt).
   ● Word processors offer rich formatting capabilities and save files with formats like .docx or .odt.
   ● Text editors are often used for coding, scripting, or simple note-taking.
   ● Word processors are used for creating professional documents with formatting, tables, and multimedia.
   ● Files created in text editors are universally compatible and can be opened by most software, including word processors.