Two common techniques for recovering data after logical damage to a file system are consistency checking and zero$-$knowledge analysis. Another technique for data recovery is file carving, which extracts data from a single file from a larger set of data, such as an entire disk or partition.Answer the following question$($s$)$:$1.$ Assume your solid$-$state disk $($SSD$)$ was accidentally reformatted and your data was not backed up$.$ Which technique would you try first and why?$2.$ Which technique do you consider to be a last resort? Why?