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DOS Commands for CS112: Intro to Programming, Slides of C programming

Yale University C programming

An overview of basic dos commands used in the cs112 intro to programming course. Commands include cd for changing directories, md for creating new directories, rmdir for deleting directories, help for displaying help info, cls for clearing the screen, dir for displaying file and subdirectory lists, exit for quitting the command interpreter, type for displaying file contents, more for displaying output one screen at a time, edit for editing files, echo for displaying messages, copy for copying files, rename for renaming files or directories, del for deleting files, and move for moving files or renaming directories. Additional commands like find, comp, attrib, time, date, path, start, tree, and color are also mentioned.

Typology: Slides

2010/2011