@@SurojitTechnicalTutor No, we can feel how Windows commands work on Windows terminal. A lot of Windows commands not exist in MS DOS or have other switches to attach. Windows is running in graphic mode and in the 32 bit or 64 bit Protected mode of the CPU, but MS DOS is running in text mode and in the 16 bit mode of the CPU without any protection. This is a significant difference to get a message of a protection violation if we try to access the hardware components directly or if we get no message, because there is no protection in MS DOS.
CMD is not a DOS command. CMD is a Windows executable made to run in Windows only, but not made to run in MS DOS.
CMD is the Windows terminal.
Yes, how dos command is work, we can feel use this terminal
@@SurojitTechnicalTutor No, we can feel how Windows commands work on Windows terminal. A lot of Windows commands not exist in MS DOS or have other switches to attach. Windows is running in graphic mode and in the 32 bit or 64 bit Protected mode of the CPU, but MS DOS is running in text mode and in the 16 bit mode of the CPU without any protection. This is a significant difference to get a message of a protection violation if we try to access the hardware components directly or if we get no message, because there is no protection in MS DOS.