Day 2 Mod5 Flashcards
The parameters to specify command features and options
Arguments
Proper syntax is made up of what three things
Command
Option
Argument
These indicate a separation between the command and its Associated arguments
Delimiters
Examples of delimiters are
Forward slash. /
Hyphen -
Semicolon. ;
Used to identify optional arguments
[ ]
this character may be used in two ways to pass the output of the first command to the second command as input in to represent βorβ
the pipe
May be used to denote anything and everything within a specific argument
*
These are used to navigate through a file system two are there move from one location to another or identify a particular location of a file or directory
Paths
in Windows this starts at the volume of route and specifies each directory that must be open to get to the desired file or directory. Always has \
Absolute path
Give me the location of the target file or directory from the present working directory
Relative path
Displays the name of or changes current directory
Cd
The CD command has three options what do they stand for
/d
..
\
Switch current Drive
Change to the Parent Directory
Change to the root directory
Specifies a new command prompt
Prompt
The Prompt command has two options what do they stand for
$P
$G
Specifies current working directory for command prompt
Specifies > than for command prompt
What displays a list of all files in subdirectories
dir
The dir command has three options what do they stand for
/t:
/a:
/s:
Controls which time field to display
Displays files with a specified attribute
Displays files in directories and all subdirectories
This command clears the screen
cls
This command displays or sets the system date
Date
The date command has one additional option what does it stand for
/t
Does not prompt for the date change
This command displays or sets the system time
Time
The time command also has one option what does it stand for
/t
Does not prompt for time change
What command displays the OS version
Ver
What command sets the title for the CLI window
Title
What command quits the CLI window
Exit