Extra Question with Answer for BLE
1. What is the difference between Internet and
Intranet?
BASIS FOR COMPARISON
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INTERNET
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INTRANET
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Meaning
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Connects different network of computers
together
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It is a part of Internet which is privately
owned by a particular firm
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No of Users
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Unlimited
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Limited
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Visitors Traffic
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More
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Less
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Network Type
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Public
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Private
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2. Why does a computer need RAM?
A computer need RAM because
RAM helps your system support software. Every piece of software requires a
minimum amount of space and memory to be able to run smoothly.
3.
AGP Full Form = Accelerated
Graphics Port
4.
Technical Word.
a) The electric pathways on a motherboard. PCB (Printed Circuit Board)
b) An error due to wrong input. Bug
c) A set of
instructions. Program
d) A
computer network that is spread with in a city. MAN
e) A
worldwide network of networks. Internet
f) Physical
components of computer. Hardware
g) A
collection of related webpage. Website
h) Retrieving
a file from remote computer. Download
5.
LISP full form List Processing
6.
COBOL Full form Common Business-Oriented Language
7. What is the use of control panel?
The control panel is used
to configure and manage almost all aspects of Windows, including keyboard and
mouse functionality, users and passwords, power options, installation and
removal of programs, parental control, speech recognition, etc.
8. What is line spacing in
MS-WORD?
The amount of blank space between lines of
text or between paragraphs for an entire document or a portion of a document.
9. What are margins in MS-WORD?
Margins
are the blanks areas of space around the edge of your Word document. Although
text and other objects are usually inserted into the printable area with in the
margins, some items can actually be positioned in the margins (for example,
page numbers, headers and footers).
10.
What is formula in Excel?
A formula is an expression which calculates the value of a cell. Functions are
predefined formulas and are already available in Excel.
11.
What is database?
A database is a collection of information that is organized so that it
can be easily accessed, managed and updated.
12.
What is RDBMS?
A
relational database is a type of database. It uses a structure that allows us
to identify and access data in relation to another piece of data in the
database. Often, data in a relational database is organized into tables.
13.
What is query?
A query
is a request for data or information from a database table or combination of
tables.
14.
What is counter?
Counter
is an integer variable used to keep track of number of times a specific piece
of code is executed.
15.
Lynx is the text based web browser.
16.
What is Peripheral devices?
A
peripheral device connects to a computer system to add functionality. Examples
are a mouse, keyboard, monitor, printer and scanner.
17.
What is the difference between compiler and interpreter?
Interpreter
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Compiler
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Translates program one statement at a time.
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Scans the entire program and translates it as a
whole into machine code.
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Programming language like Python, Ruby use
interpreters.
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Programming language like C, C++ use compilers.
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18.
Difference between client and server.
CLIENT:
1)
Client is a small computer
with basic hardware configuration.
2) It
is simple and less advanced computer and a less powerful machine
3) A
client is used for simple tasks.
4)
Client supports a single user login at a time.
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SERVER:
1) Server is advanced
computer with advanced hardware configuration.
2) It is a Powerful machine
3) Server is used to store
huge data and storage.
4)
Server supports more users to login at a time.
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19.
cls
x=1
for i=1
to 4
print x
x=x*10+1
next i
end
Output
1
11
111
1111
20.
Write a program to check
whether a number is even or odd.
CLS
INPUT A
IF A
MOD 2 =0 THEN
PRINT
"EVEN";
ELSE
PRINT
"ODD";
END IF
END
21.
cls
print
"Milliennium", "Computer", "Science"
end
Output
Milliennium Computer
Science
22.
cls
for
x=11 to 20 step 2
print x
next x
end
Output
11
13
15
17
19
23.
To input a number and decide
either the number is divisible by 4 or not.
CLS
INPUT
"ENTER ANY NUMBER"; N
IF N
MOD 4 = 0 THEN
PRINT
N; "IS DIVISIBLE BY 4"
ELSE
PRINT
N; "IS NOT DIVISIBLE BY 5"
END IF
END
24.
Difference between Internal and
External commands
Base
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Internal Command
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External Command
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Execution requirement
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Internal commands don’t require
separate process.
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External commands require separate
process.
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Path requirement
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Internal Command don’t require
Path.
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External Command require Path.
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Execution Speed
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Very high
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Slower than Internal Command.
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Example
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DIR, DEL, MD, CD, REN, DATE, TIME, PATH etc.
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EDIT, BACKUP, MORE, XCOPY,
DISKCOPY etc.
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25.
Write short note on Wildcard
Characters.
A wildcard
is a symbol used to replace or represent one or more characters. Wildcards are
typically either an asterisk (*), which represents one or more characters or
question mark (?), which represents a single character.
26.
What is the name of first
electromechanical computer?
Mark I
27.
Who is known as first computer
programmer? Why?
Lady
Augusta Ada Lovelace was the first computer programmer because she developed
programs for performing mathematical calculation on the Analytical Engine. One
programming language 'Ada' was named after her.
28.
For what purpose algorithm can
be used?
For
data processing, calculation and other related computer and mathematical
operations.
29.
Computer cannot run without OS,
why?
Without an operating system
your computer would stop working because Windows is the operating system, the
software that makes it tick and provides a platform for programs.
30.
Difference between CUI and GUI
operating system?
PROPERTY
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GUI
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CUI
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Interaction
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Using graphics(images, icons)
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Using commands(only text)
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Navigation
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Easier
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Difficult
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Peripherals used
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Keyboard and mouse(or any pointing
device)
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Keyboard only
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Speed
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LOW
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HIGH
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31.
What do you mean by user
interface?
A user
interface, also called a "UI" or simply an "interface," is
the means in which a person controls a software application or hardware device.
32.
Short note on virtual reality.
Virtual
reality is an artificial environment that is created with software and
presented to the user in such a way that the user suspends belief and accepts
it as a real environment. On a computer, virtual reality is primarily
experienced through two of the five senses: sight and sound.
33.
How is human health beneficial
by the use of ICT?
34.
Difference between LAN and MAN.
BASIS OF COMPARISON
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LAN
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MAN
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Expands to
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Local Area Network
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Metropolitan Area
Network
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Meaning
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A network that
connects a group of computers in a small geographical area.
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It covers relatively
large region such as cities, towns.
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Design and
maintenance
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Easy
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Difficult
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Speed
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High
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Moderate
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Used for
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College, School,
Hospital.
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Small towns, City.
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35.
Advantages and Disadvantages of
Multimedia.
Advantages
1. Multimedia mostly requires only a one-time purchase of devices and
software, which can be used unlimited times thereafter.
2. It offers ideal learning assessment tools which are also entertaining
for the students.
3. It provides approaches which make learning more realistic.
Disadvanges
1. Production of multimedia requires an electronic device, which may be
relatively expensive.
2. Multimedia requires electricity to run, which adds to the cost of its
use.
3. Creating multimedia requires more time.
36.
WAP to find out greater number among two
numbers.
cls
input
"Enter the First number";a
input
"Enter the Second number";b
if
a>b then
print"First
number is Greatest";a
elseif
b>a then
print
"Second number is Greatest";b
else
Print"Both
are Equal"
endif
end
37.
Difference between Low level
language and High level language.
High Level Language
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Low Level Language
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A High Level
Language is slower than a Low Level Language.
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A Low Level Language
is faster than a High Level Language.
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A High Level
Language is machine independent.
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A Low Level Language
is machine dependent.
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A High Level
Language can run on multiple platforms, so it is portable.
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A Low Level Language
is not portable.
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A program written
using a High Level Language is easy to debug and maintain.
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A program written
using a Low Level Language is hard to debug and maintain.
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38.
What is protocol?
A
protocol is a set of rules and guidelines for communicating data.
39.
ABBS full form Computer sector = Apple Bulletin Board
System
In
banking sector = Any Branch Banking Service
40.
What is keyword? Give some examples of QBASIC keywords.
Keywords
are statements, commands, functions (built in functions) and names of
operators. The keywords are also called Reserved Words. Some
reserved
words are CLS, REM, INPUT, LET, PRINT, FOR, DO, SELECT, MID$, ASC, SQR, LEN,
LEFT$, TIME$ and INT.
41.
ASCC full form Automatic
Sequence Controlled Calculator
42.
Write a
program to enter the Indian currency and covert it to Nepalese Currency.
CLS
Input “Enter the Indian currency” ;I
Let N = I * 1.6
Print “the Nepalese currency=”;N
End
43.
CBR full form = Constant
Bitrate
44.
What is text formatting in
MS-Word?
Formatting text in Microsoft Word
involves tasks like bolding the text, italicizing it, and changing the font and
size. The commands to perform all of these formatting tasks are found on the
Home tab in the Font group.
45.
What is Mail-Merge in MS-WORD?
Mail merge is
a feature within most data processing applications that enables users to send a
similar letter or document to multiple recipients
46.
What is booting?
When we start our Computer then there is an
operation which is performed automatically by the Computer which is also called
as Booting.
There are two types of booting.
1.
Cold boot
2.
Warm Boot
47.
Define
a)
Software Piracy
Copying that software
to multiple computers or sharing it with your friend without multiple licenses
is considered software piracy, which is illegal.
b) Digital
signature
Digital signature technology
requires all the parties to trust that the individual creating the signature
has been able to keep their own private key secret.
List of
DOS commands with examples.
help
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List commands (only in DOS versions 5 or
later).
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help command
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See help for the DOS command.
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command /?
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List switches for the DOS command.
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path=c:\windows ; c:\dos
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Specify in which directories DOS searches
for commands or programs.
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prompt $p$g
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Make the DOS prompt display the current
directory.
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dir
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List files in the current directory in one
column.
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dir /w
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List files in five columns.
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dir /p
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List files one page at a time.
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dir *.ext
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List all files with an .ext extension.
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dir z???.ext
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List files with .ext extensions that have four letters and start with z (where z is a character of your choice).
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dir file.ext /s
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Search for the file.ext in the current directory and all subdirectories under
the current directory; most useful if the current directory is the root
(i.e., C:\).
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type file.ext
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View the contents of the text file file.ext.
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edit file.ext
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Use the DOS editor to edit the file file.ext.
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a:
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Change to the a: drive.
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md c:\diry
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Make a new subdirectory named diry in the c:\ directory.
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cd c:\diry
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Change to subdirectory diry.
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rd c:\diry
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Remove the existing subdirectory named diry.
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del file.ext
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Delete a file named file.ext.
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ren file1 file2
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Rename file file1 to file2.
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copy file1 file2
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Copy file file1 to file2.
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verify on
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Turn on verification of copy commands.
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verify off
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Turn off verification of copy commands.
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xcopy diry1 diry2 /s
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Copy all files and subdirectories in
directory diry1 to diry2.
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xcopy diry1 diry2 /p
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Ask for confirmation of each file before
copying it from diry1 to diry2.
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diskcopy a: b:
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Duplicate a disk using two floppy drives.
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diskcopy a: a:
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Duplicate a disk using the same floppy
drive.
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format a:
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Format a disk in drive a: .
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format a: /s
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Format a bootable disk (include system
files).
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backup c:\diry\*.ext a:
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Back up all files with the extension .ext in c:\diry\ to drive a: .
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backup c:\ a: /s
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Back up the entire c: drive to drive a:.
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restore a:\ c:\diry\*.ext
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Restore backed-up files with the
extension .ext in drive a: to the c:\diry\directory.
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restore a: c:\ /s
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Restore backed-up files and subdirectories
from drive a: to c:\.
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ver
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Check the version of DOS.
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time
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Check or correct the system time.
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date
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Check or correct the system date.
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cls
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Clear the screen.
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scandisk
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Scan and check drive c: for errors. ScanDisk replaces chkdsk (see below) on DOS version 6.0 and above
(including Windows 95).
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chkdsk
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Check disk and memory usage of the
current disk.
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chkdsk /f
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Fix errors reported by chkdsk.
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chkdsk file.ext
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Check a particular file.
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chkdsk a:
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Check a particular drive (in this case, a
floppy in the a: drive).
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mem
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Check memory usage.
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