Cls
Clear
Clscreen
All of above
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The correct answer is: All of the above
The commands cls, clear, and clsscreen are all used to clear the screen in a Windows command prompt.
cls is the original command for clearing the screen. It was introduced in MS-DOS 2.0.
clear is a newer command that was introduced in Windows 95. It is equivalent to cls.
clsscreen is a command that was introduced in Windows XP. It is equivalent to cls and clear.
All three commands work in the same way: they clear the screen of all text and cursor position.