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CMD Commands 9

The document provides common commands for navigating directories and manipulating files and folders in CMD/Command Prompt. Some key commands covered are mkdir to create new folders, cd to change directories, cd.. to go up one directory, dir to list files in the current directory, copy to copy files, ren to rename files/folders, and del to delete files.

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CMD Commands 9

The document provides common commands for navigating directories and manipulating files and folders in CMD/Command Prompt. Some key commands covered are mkdir to create new folders, cd to change directories, cd.. to go up one directory, dir to list files in the current directory, copy to copy files, ren to rename files/folders, and del to delete files.

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CMD

COMMANDS
EVety progtammet should know
Create New Folder
mkdir - Make Directory & creates a
new folder on the working directory

I> mkdir [folderName]


Change Directory
cd -Change Directory lets you
change and access the directory

I> cd [folderNamel
Up one Directory
cd.. - Change directory to go
one folder up

/> cd. Deskto

Foder
Change Drive
To acocess another drive, type
the drive's letter, followed by :

/> d:
List Files
dir-lists the files & folders contained
in the current working directory

/> dir
-

Copy Files
copy - copies the file (file.txt)
to destination (copyfile.txt)

I> copy [file] [destination]


Rename
ren - To rename files and folders

/> ren [folder] [newFolderName]

\2020
Delete Files
del -Deletes files and files
in a folder

/> del [file]

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