Command Prompt

Command Prompt is a command line interpreter application available in Windows operating systems.

You can open Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key + R, typing "cmd", and then pressing Enter.

Some basic Command Prompt commands include cd (change directory), dir (list files and folders), and ipconfig (display IP configuration).

Yes, you can navigate through directories using the cd command followed by the directory path.

You can run a program or script by entering its executable file's name or script's file path followed by any required parameters.

Yes, you can create files/folders using the mkdir (make directory) and echo commands. You can delete them using the del (delete) and rmdir (remove directory) commands.

Yes, some common keyboard shortcuts in Command Prompt include Ctrl+C (interrupt the currently running task), Ctrl+V (paste text), and Tab (auto-complete commands/paths).

To resize the Command Prompt window, you can right-click on its title bar, select "Properties", go to the "Layout" tab, and adjust the "Screen Buffer Size" and "Window Size" settings.

Yes, you can change the color scheme of Command Prompt by right-clicking on its title bar, selecting "Properties", and customizing the colors in the "Colors" tab.

You can find more information about Command Prompt commands by typing "help" followed by a specific command or by referring to online resources and documentation.