Which command in DOS is used to display the version of MSDOS? A. VERSION B. VERIFY C. VER D. VERSN

The correct answer is C. VER.

The VER command displays the version of MS-DOS that is currently in use. It also displays the date and time that the operating system was last updated.

The VERSION command is used to display the version information for a program or file. It can be used to display the version number, the date and time that the file was created, and the name of the author.

The VERIFY command is used to verify that data is written correctly to a disk. When VERIFY is enabled, MS-DOS will verify that each sector of data is written correctly to the disk before it continues.

The VERSN command is not a valid DOS command.