Which of the following elements of a file system connects the names of files to the file data stored on the disk?
A)directory
B)extension
C)LFN
D)attribute

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Directories connect the names of files to the file data stored on the disk by organizing and storing files in a hierarchical structure. The directory structure allows for easy navigation and location of specific files on a file system. Extensions are used to identify the type of file and are not directly connected to the file data stored on the disk. LFN (Long File Name) is a naming convention used for files that exceed the limitations of the traditional 8.3 file naming convention. Attributes are used to describe the properties and characteristics of a file, but do not connect the name of the file to the file data stored on the disk.

Which of the Following Elements of a File System Connects