Which of the following is not a CLI command?

[amp_mcq option1=”delete” option2=”rm” option3=”clear” option4=”none of the mentioned” correct=”option1″]

The correct answer is: A. delete

A CLI command is a command that is used to interact with a computer operating system or another program from a text-based user interface. Some common CLI commands include:

• cd: Change directory.
• ls: List files.
• pwd: Print working directory.
• mkdir: Create directory.
• rmdir: Remove directory.
• cp: Copy file.
• mv: Move file.
• rm: Remove file.
• cat: Display file contents.
• echo: Display text.
• date: Display current date and time.
• uname: Display system name.
• whoami: Display current user name.
• passwd: Change password.
• reboot: Reboot system.
• shutdown: Shutdown system.

The command delete is not a CLI command. It is a Windows command that is used to delete files.