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Glossary
Data: Facts or observations about physical phenomenon or a raw unit of processed data.
Data Recovery: The procedure of recovering or restoring lost data from various storage media or computer system due to virus infection, hardware/software failure and human error etc.
Delete: The feature that allows removal of existing text, data, fields, records, files and folders.
Directory: A collection of related files.
Dock Connector: It was introduced with the Third-Generation iPod and is used with the Fourth-Generation and Fifth-Generation iPod mini and iPod nano. It is used to connect iPod to a computer system or power adapter.
EIDE: The primary interface to handle communication between hard disk drives and the central processing unit (CPU) that is used by desktop PCs.
Executable Code: The files with .EXE or .COM extensions are known as executable files that contains executable code. An executable code makes the software or program to run on the system.
FAQ: FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions that contain basic questions and answers.
FAT16: FAT file system based on 16 bit integer.
FAT32: FAT file system based on 32 bit integer that uses storage capacity more efficiently than FAT16.
FAT file system: A file system based on a file allocation table maintained by the OS to keep track of the status of various segments of disk space used for file storage.
FDISK: A software utility command used to partition a hard disk drive with DOS and windows operating systems.
Fifth Generation iPod: Fifth generation iPod is known as fifth iPod model. The storage capacity is of 30GB, 60 GB and 80GB. It is featured with larger screen with video player and lyrics support.
File: File is a collection of related data records.
File Allocation Table (FAT): An area on the disk drive to reference files locations on that disk. The table is a chain identifying where each part of a file is located.
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