What is FAT?

FAT is the acronym of File Allocation Table, DOS use the FAT to manage disk space available. The Fat helps DOS to allocate portion of disk belong to particular file.

FAT helps to link all the clusters of the file present on the disk in different places; it also provides information about the free and bad sectors on the logical disk.

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