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What is primary partition and extended partition?

Primary Partition:

A primary partition is one that can be used as system partition. Windows and other operating systems can start from a primary partition. You can create maximum four primary partitions on a hard disk. Primary partitions can be created only on hard disk and cannot be sub partitioned.

Extended Partition:

A type of disk partition that can further be divided into sub-partitions is called extended partition. In this way, a number of logical hard disk drives can be created. Each logical disk drive is assigned a unique letter such as C, D, E, and so on. In Windows, maximum four primary partitions can be created on hard disk. However, a hard disk can have only one extended partition.

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