What comes first resident font or removable media or resoure fork?

In the context of Mac file systems, the resident font typically comes first, as it is embedded within the application's resource fork. The resource fork is a part of the file that stores various types of data, including fonts, icons, and other resources. Removable media, such as USB drives or external hard drives, is separate and serves as a storage medium for files but does not dictate the order of resource types within a single file. Therefore, resident fonts are associated with the resource fork, which is distinct from removable media.