Operating SystemsQuestion 30 of 100
Which command in Windows Command Prompt changes the current directory?
a.cd
b.dir
c.copy
d.del
Explanation
The cd command changes the current working directory in the Windows Command Prompt. The dir command lists directory contents, copy duplicates files, and del deletes them. Understanding basic command-line navigation is a core system administration skill.
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