What do you call a a specific instruction designed to do a task?
A. Command
B. Process
C. Task
D. Instruction
E. None of the above
Answers
The correct answer is (A)- Command.
A Command is an instruction which is generally given by the team leader to its members while designing a software. It is associated with a task and its completion work.
It is used as a command line interface in shell programming or simply as an event in graphics.
Along with a command, there are certain arguments which are directly or indirectly associated with it.
Formatted arguments are commonly known as flags.
The specific instruction designed to do a task is called as a command. A command may be a simple keyword or a keyword along with a list of parameters provided to it, in order to perform a certain task. The commands may differ from one platform to another on which they are being used. Some of the most popular command lines that use commands are Linux shell (bash), windows PowerShell (batch script), etc.