Which command displays the directory list including files in tree structure? A. Dir/s/f B. Tree/f C. Tree/s/f D. Dir/f

Dir/s/f
Tree/f
Tree/s/f
Dir/f

The correct answer is: C. Tree/s/f

The tree command is used to display a directory tree. The /s option tells the tree command to recurse into subdirectories, and the /f option tells the

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tree command to list files as well as directories.

The dir command is used to list the contents of a directory. The /s option tells the dir command to recurse into subdirectories, but the /f option does not exist.

Therefore, the tree command with the /s/f options is the only command that will display the directory list including files in tree structure.

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