Which extension would you add to your destination path to enable a zip output?

• A. .gz
• B. .tar
• C. .zip
• D. .7z

Answer: (C)

The idea is that the destination path extension tells the system what archive format to create. Adding the .zip extension signals that you want a ZIP archive as the output. ZIP is a common container format that bundles and compresses files into a single file. The other extensions correspond to different formats—.gz is gzip compression (typically for a single file), .tar is a tar archive, and .7z is a different archive format—so they wouldn’t produce a standard ZIP output. Therefore, using a destination path ending in .zip is the correct choice.