Question

The limit for characters in modern file systems is too small to accommodate keywords in titles

Answer 1

The limit for file names on modern file systems is usually at least 255 bytes.

Answer 2

The answer to the following question is false.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the modern file systems does not impose the limits on the file path lengths, but limit of the each files or directories names is 255 characters or less than it. However, while file systems may not be limits the lengths, an OS (operating system) using file system usually does. In Linux, there is a 4096 character.