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Top 10 cmd commands everyone should know

 Hey guys how are you all today in this post I am going to tell you that what are those cmd commands that you should learn in 2021 so let’s begin with the post :-



Content of this post

  1. Cd command

  2. Type commands

  3. Mkdir command

  4. Rmdir command

  5. Code command

  6. Notepad command

  7. Ls and dir command

  8. Ipconfig command

  9. Shutdown command

  10. Exit command


CD command

The cd command is used to communicate between the files and folders of your pc. It is the first most important command that every computer user must know!

Type Commands

There are various kinds of type commands that are used to create multiple types of files like html files, css files, javascript files etc.

Mkdir Command

The mkdir command is used for creating directories(folder) in your pc. It is very much used by you while working on the computer.

Rmdir Command 

This command is used for removing a directory in your pc. It is also an important command for you to learn.

Code Command

The code command is used when you want to open the visual studio code in a particular folder. It works only when you have visual studio code installed in your pc.


Notepad Command

The Notepad command is used to open a particular file which is located at some location to open in the notepad. It makes your dealing with the text files and other kind of files faster and easier.


Ls and dir command

These two commands are used for listing all the files and folders located at a particular path. These are used to find out how many files are located at a folder at a particular path.

Ipconfig command

The ipconfig command is used to configure the ip address of a computer or to find out the details about the ip address of  some computers.

ShutDown Command

The shutdown command is used to shut down your computer. It is the smart way of shutting your computer down.


Exit Command

The exit command is used when you want to exit windows terminal or cmd. It can be also done by clicking the cross which is located at the right corner of the terminal window or any other window. 


You can try to use these commands in your terminal and check that these work in your computer or not. 


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