## Extra Credit
-Often there are limits to the abstractions that the operating system provides. We explored an
-example of this in the previous section where we calculated the maximum memory size of a
-user-space program. For extra credit you should calculate the maximum number of files per process
-and the maximum files per directory.
+Often there are limits to the abstractions that the operating system
+provides. We explored an example of this in the previous section where
+we calculated the maximum memory size of a user-space program. For
+extra credit you should calculate the maximum number of files that can
+be opened at once by a single process and the maximum files per
+directory.
### Maximum Number of Files Open at Once (moderate) [1 point]
Extend `user/src/lab0/limits.c` to calculate the maximum number of
-files that can be opened by a single process in xv6. Display the
-result as "Maximum Number of Files Open at Once: %d".
+files that can be opened at once by a single process in xv6. Display
+the result as "Maximum Number of Files Open at Once: %d".
*Note: This problem may be more challenging than it may seem at first
glance. Keep in mind that, when run by the shell, your program may