What is the difference between internal and external
commands?
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Answer Posted / roushan prasad
The commans of Dos are programmed in a
command file named 'command.com'
....
while some commands are not programmed
into this command file; i dont knw y
the commands that are programmed into the
command.com file are referred to as internal
Dos commands while those dat are not listed
in command.com file are referred to as
External Dos commands and they requires
additional file to process them while internal
commands doesnt require any additional file
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