While working with MS DOS, which command is used to move file from one directory to another?

Answer: D) Move

In MS-DOS, the MOVE command is used to move one or more files from one directory to another. Unlike COPY, it transfers the file to the destination and removes it from the original location.

Example:
MOVE C:\DATA\FILE.TXT D:\BACKUP\

This moves FILE.TXT from the DATA directory on drive C to the BACKUP directory on drive D.

Other options:
- COPY: Copies files while keeping the original.
- XCOPY: Copies files and directory structures.
- CP: Not a standard MS-DOS command.
- MOVE: Moves files from one location to another.