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2. The simplest form of storing a file to a disk is to use linked allocation. With linked allocation to read a file you start by knowing the first block assigned to a file. When you read the first block then it gives you data belonging to the file, but also gives the next block to read. For example consider the linked allocation below: 0 3 1 2 2-1 3 1 4-1 Each line represents a cylinder number (sequential from 0 to 9999) followed by a number indicating the next block in the file sequence. A-1 indicates the end of the file sequence. In this case, if we are told a file starts on block 0 then we can follow the linked allocation to see the order of blocks that contain the file are: 031>2 You are to modify your program from question #1 such that you read a third parameter a file containing the disk layout as specified above. The file will contain blocks ordered from 0 to 9999