Command Prompt - Commands

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--]]Commands for Directories

• CD - Change the current drive or director

Example :-

1.) We are moving from directory Nish to directory User by typing " cd.. " in command line.

         2.) Next we are moving from drive C to drive D

• DIR - It lists the current directory

Example:-

• DIR /b - It lists the directory bare

Example:-

• DIR /w - It lists the directory wide

Example:-

• CHDIR - Change the current directory (CD)

Example:-

• MKDIR - Make a new sub-directory

Example:-

• RMDIR - Remove an existing directory

Example:-

• XCOPY - It  is used for copying data from one place to another 

Example:-

 1) First change the directory from where you want to copy the file.

2)Syntax for XCOPY

3)This is the directory containing our file 

4)Now, sometimes, when you are copying data into some specific folder like in "c:\nish\destination", then, it will give you two options

 --]] Do you want to create a special directory inside that folder and put the files (to be copied)into that directory.If yes, type "d" for directory.

 --]] Do you simply want to copy files directly into that folder.If yes, type "f" for files.


5)Copying process completed

6)Screenshot of the destination folder 

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