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COBOL Internal SORT and MERGE is actually done by DFSORT

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

COBOL's Internal SORT and MERGE are high-level language constructs that internally delegate the actual sorting work to DFSORT, IBM's optimized sort/merge utility. This design allows COBOL programs to perform efficient sorting operations without implementing sort algorithms themselves. The statement is true because DFSORT is the underlying engine that processes the sort operations specified in COBOL programs.

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