FAT (related to computers disk)
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Format Allocation Table
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File Allocation Type
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Folder Allocation Type
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File Allocation Table
D
Correct answer
Explanation
FAT stands for File Allocation Table, a file system architecture developed by Microsoft for MS-DOS and used in early Windows versions. It keeps track of how files are stored on the disk by maintaining a table that maps cluster locations. Option A incorrectly says 'Format' instead of 'File,' while Options B and C incorrectly say 'Type' instead of 'Table.' The FAT file system was simple but limited compared to modern systems like NTFS.