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dos的几十个基本操作命令（DOS dozens of basic operations command） The DOS command has a total of about one hundred (including text editing, virus killing, configuration files, batch processing, etc.), which is often the ten or twenty of the few, so well introduce the commonly used DOS commands. Directory operations command: 1.DIR DIR is the abbreviation of English word directory (directory), which is mainly used to display files and subdirectories in a directory. [function] display the specified information, disk files in the directory and subdirectories, including files and directories where the disk label, file and subdirectory names, each file size, file and directory set the date and time, and the number of files, subdirectories of the space occupied by the remaining total and the total number of bytes of disk on the other information. [format] dir [C:][path][filename][.ext][/o][/s][/p][/w][/a] [description] dir is the most commonly used DOS command. The slash indicates that the following is the parameter Parameter meaning Suspend display /p display information, full Yiping, press any key to display the next screen /o sort display. O can be followed by letters of different meanings /w displays only the file name, directory name, and five filenames per line. Wide line display /s displays all the directory files of the catalog and subdirectories. If it is DIR [filename] /s, the role is to search the current column and the subordinate sub column for eligible documents. /a displays hidden files [example] displays the files inside the C:\mybook\ Directory: DIR, c:\mybook\*.* 2. MD MD is the abbreviation of English make directory (creating directory) [function] creates a subdirectory [format] MD [C:]path [for example] use MD to build a directory called MD mage c:\mage 3. CD CD is the abbreviation of English change directory (change directory) [function] changes or displays the current directory [format] CD [C:][path] [path] two paths can be used: absolute path and relative path.