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If you're talking about Linux, no it does not.
cls
There is a command line at the bottom of the screen. This is where the prompt is to type in commands.
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CLS means CLear Screen. it is a command used in command prompt
Is used as a general search method for the ms dos days. at the command prompt: c:\ dir *.txt; means search and display all files ending with a '.txt' and display them on the screen.
The command CLS clears the screen and resets the location of the command prompt to the top of the screen. This is similar to the Unix command clear.
Its called the command prompt Type command prompt into the help and support program that comes with windows and it will give you a link to open it.
Your interface to the operating system is called a shell.The shell is the outermost layer of the operating system. Shells incorporate a programming language to control processes and files, as well as to start and control other programs. The shell manages the interaction between you and the operating system by prompting you for input, interpreting that input for the operating system, and then handling any resulting output from the operating system.Shells provide a way for you to communicate with the operating system. This communication is carried out either interactively (input from the keyboard is acted upon immediately) or as a shell script. A shell script is a sequence of shell and operating system commands that is stored in a file.When you log in to the system, the system locates the name of a shell program to execute. After it is executed, the shell displays a command prompt. This prompt is usually a $ (dollar sign). When you type a command at the prompt and press the Enter key, the shell evaluates the command and attempts to carry it out. Depending on your command instructions, the shell writes the command output to the screen or redirects the output. It then returns the command prompt and waits for you to type another command.
Here are the steps: # Click 'Start' (the menu list will appear) # Choose 'Run...' (a small window appears on the lower left part of the screen) # Type the command, cmd (You will be redirected to a new window (DOS prompt) # Then, type the command, calc (the calculator window appears on screen)
Follow the backslash with another backslash: System.out.println("\\ " \"); will display \ " \ on the screen.
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