Operating Systems·Introduction & System Calls·FoundationWhy a program cannot write to disk itselfWriting a file ends in a system call rather than the program driving the disk directly.Why?AInstructions that touch hardware are privileged, and a program runs unprivilegedBThe program does not know where the file is stored on diskCGoing through the kernel is faster than talking to the diskDHigh level languages have no way at all of expressing raw hardware instructionsCheck answer