About basic commands for each operating system
This article explains the basic commands for each operating system.
In this article, we are preparing an information processing article, and this time we will look at some basic commands that are useful for each operating system.
Various commands are provided for each operating system, so letβs learn about them together.
Windows commands
- dir: Shows a list of files and folders in the current directory.
- cd: Move to another directory.
- mkdir: Creates a new directory.
- copy: Copy the file.
- del: Deletes a file.
- ipconfig: Check IP address and network configuration information.
macOS commands
- ls: Shows a list of files and folders in the current directory.
- cd: Move to another directory.
- mkdir: Creates a new directory.
- cp: Copy files.
- rm: Delete a file.
- ifconfig: Check IP address and network configuration information.
Linux commands
- ls: Shows a list of files and folders in the current directory.
- cd: Move to another directory.
- mkdir: Creates a new directory.
- cp: Copy files.
- rm: Delete a file.
- ifconfig: Check IP address and network configuration information.
The above commands are some of the commands provided by default in each operating system.
In addition to this, there are various commands for each operating system, and you can find and use the commands you need to perform a specific task.
Conclusion
By making good use of operating system commands, you can efficiently perform various tasks such as file and folder management and network settings.
For detailed instructions on how to use commands, please refer to the official documentation of each operating system.