February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
8h 26m
English
A handful of what I like to call console commands stem from the good ol’ DOS days. They have been available in command prompts since then, with the current PowerShell consoles included. These commands provide standard directory navigation, file handling, and screen handling.
Several common console commands follow:
• cd: Changes the directory
• cls: Clears the console screen
• dir: Displays a listing of the current directory (folder)
• type: Used with a text-based filename and displays the contents of a text file
Tip
These commands have been grouped within PowerShell as Aliases. To see all of the available aliases use Get-Alias.
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