What is Command Prompt?
Command Prompt is the command-line
shell, which is based on the 1980s
Microsoft
Disk operation
system
(MS-DOS). It is a simple win32 application
that helps users to interact
with
the Windows operating system using
text-based commands and parameters.
Command prompt has built-in commands
to run various tasks, most of which can be
executed as an administrator.
Command prompt is officially known
as Windows Command Processor, but
sometimes it is also referred to as the
MD prompt or command shell, or even
by its filename, amd.exe. Therese Stowell
developed the first version of MD for
Windows NT in December 1987. It is
available in almost all versions of Windows
operating system
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