Exam 18: Working With the Command-Line Interface

What is another name for a folder?

What does the extension part of a filename instruct the computer to do with the file?

The cd \ command always navigates back to the ____________________.

If the TEST directory in the c: drive had a subdirectory called SYSTEM,it would be shown as ____________________.

Which of the following gives you all possible switches for a command?

Which of the following was the first universal file format?

The archive attribute is used by backup software to identify the files that have been ____________________ since their last backup.

To make a directory,the command ____________________ or ____________________ is used.

What is the output of the command move c: \ docs \ *.doc c; \ back \ *.sav?

How does Windows organize the contents in drives?

If a command has its own executable file,it is called a(n)__________ command.

A command switch is expressed by using which character?

Which key in the command-line interface brings back the previous command,one letter at a time?

What command is used to add the read-only attribute to the file command.com?

The command-line interface tells a user it is ready to receive commands by displaying a specific set of characters called a(n)____________________.

In Windows,the user should type ____________________ in the Run/Search dialog box and press the Enter key to access the command-line interface.

The command to rename files in the command-line interface is ____________________.

What is Unicode?

____________________ is a 16-bit code that covers every character for the most common languages,plus a few symbols.

The user can delete all the files in a directory by typing ____________________ at the Command Prompt.