HardwareQuestion 7 of 100
Which port standard is commonly used to connect modern peripherals and supports a reversible connector?
a.PS/2
b.VGA
c.USB-C
d.Parallel (LPT)
Explanation
USB-C is a modern, reversible connector that can carry data, video, and power over a single cable. Its symmetrical design means it can be inserted either way. It has become common on laptops, phones, and many peripherals.
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