Step 2: Use CD to go to a Subdirectory

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Answer:

No. Usually you should create a new subdirectory for each of your projects.

Step 2: Use CD to go to a Subdirectory

This example will use the subdirectory called C:/Temp which should already exist on your computer. It is a subdirectory that is used for temporary files. Here is how the command CD is used to Change the default Directory:

If you have some other subdirectory that you wish to use, you can CD to it instead of to /Temp.

QUESTION 7:

What is the "clipboard" ?