You can run "dir /?" command.
no.. dir DIR dIr all are same..
It means make dir then you can change dir to the new dir and program or copy files to it.
Parameters are used to pass or assign values to an operation or routine at run time. These are often used where an executable file is used in order for the user to direct the operation of the routine, but without changing the code of the executable or recompiling it. For example parameters are used extensively in old MS DOS (compiled) executables in order to to provide different result (without changing the code of the executable). The DIR (Directory) command for example: DIR DIR *.exe / DIR *.txt DIR /P DIR /W DIR /A All use the same executable (DIR), but provide the user with different sets of output
DOS commands are not case sensitive.. dir, Dir, DIr, DIR, dIr, dIR, diR .. all are same..
DIR is used to list the contents of a directory.
Comp Dir: abbr. Computer Directory.Examples:CMD COMMAND - dir - Directory - lists the directory of C: Drive
The /S switch will cause DIR to include all directories below the current directory or the one specified. In order to show the contents of the entire drive, run DIR /S from the root directory (DIR /S/P to show one screen at a time) or from anywhere run:for the C: drive, DIR /S C:\*.*
If I understand the question correctly, the command is "dir" (without the quotes), short for directory. That will show you all the files and sub-folders within the current directory. You can navigate around to other directories/folders as well... for general help with command prompt commands, when you're at the prompt type "help". (Again, no quotes.) It'll give you a list of commands. If you need more detailed help with any particular command, like the dir command, type help dir.
type in DIR & for list of commands under the directory: DIR/?
If you are just removing the directory, use the command: rmdir dir-name The dir-name directory has to be empty for this to work. If there are files or other subdirectories then use the command: rm -rf dir-name
DIR :- DIR is used to display the contents of a drive or directory.