1. COPY
2. CD
3. DEL
4. ATTEIB
5. XCOPY
1 COPY :- this command used for coping files or data to
one location to another location.
Example copy C:\system32\>azaz.txt D:\king\
- In the example C: is root directory
- System32 is a sub directory of the root directory.
- Azaz.txt we was copy and paste into king name folder and king name folder is in D: drive
2 CD
:- this command used for to change or
jump to one directory to another directory.
Example :- C:\>CD D:\
- In this example C: is root directory.
- We change the directory and jump to D:\ directory.
3
DEL :- this command used for to delete the files or data.
Point
to be remember :-
- You cannot delete current directory.
- You can only delete empty directory.
Example :- DEL C:\system32\>azaz.txt
- In the example C: is root directory
- System32 is a sub directory of the root directory.
·
Azaz.txt the file is we deleted with DEL
command.
4.
ATTRIB :- this command used for attributes files.
Their
are 2 types of attrib files :-
- Hidden
- Read only
Example :- ATTRIB +h C:\system32\azaz.txt
- +h used for hidden file like azaz.txt
- This command hidden your file
- If you want to show your file use following command :-
ATTRIB -h C:\system32\azaz.txt
- -h is used for show your hidden file.
5 .
xcopy :- this command same as copy command only the different is , copy command
ask for confirmation for copy file or data , in this situation xcopy command
will not ask for any confirmation it will overwrite data or files, or re[lace
files.
Example :- XCOPY C:\files E:\files /i
In
the above example, the files contained in the source directory
of C:\Files are copied todestination, a new directory [/i] on the E drive
called Files.
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