Internal Command Prompt Commands

Internal commands are Ms-Dos Commands that are stored in the system memory.Here the list of Internal Command Prompt commands.

Command	Description
Assoc	Displays or modifies the current filename extension associations
Call	Used to call another batch program file or a procedure from within a batch file.
CD (ChDir)	Displays the name of the current working directory or changes the current working directory
Color	Changes the foreground and background colors for the current session of the command shell
Cls	Clears the screen of the current command shell and erases the screen buffer, resulting in a blank command prompt window.
Copy	Copies the specified file from one location to another.
Date	Displays or changes the current date on the computer.
Dir	Displays the contents of the current working directory, including names of the subdirectories.
Del (Erase)	Deletes the specified file, multiple files, or all files within a given directory.
Echo	Displays text strings used with the command line and sets the echo on or off.
Endlocal	Ends localization of the environment variables in a batch file and restores them to their values before the Setlocal command.This command works only in batch files and has no effect if you use it separately at the command prompt.
Exit	Used to exit from the command shell window.
For	Used to run a specified command for each file in a set of files
Ftype	Displays current file types or modifies the file types used in filename extension associations.
Goto	Used to direct the command interpreter to jump to a command specified with the label.
If	Used in batch files to perform conditional processing of commands.
Md (Mkdir)	Creates a directory or a subdirectory.
Move	Moves one or more files from one directory to another
Path	Displays or changes the command path for searching the executable files.
Pause	Suspends the processing of a batch file and prompts the user to press any key to continue processing.
PopD	Changes the directory stored by the PushD command as the current working directory in a batch file
Prompt	Sets the display text for the command prompt
PushD	Stores the name of the current directory for use by PopD before changing to another specified directory.
Rd (Rmdir)	Removes or deletes the directory or directories and subdirectories specified in the command.
Rem	Used to insert comments or remarks in a batch file.
Set	Displays, sets, or removes the environment variables
Setlocal	Starts localization of environment variables in a batch file
Shift	Changes the position of a replaceable parameter in a batch file.
Start	Opens a second command prompt window to run a specified program or an executable.
Time	Displays or changes the current time on the computer.
Title	Used to change the title of the command prompt window during the processing of a batch file.
Type	Displays the contents of a text file.This command does not modify the text file.
Vol	Displays the volume number and serial number of a disk.
Ren	Rename a file
Mklink	Create a symbolic link
ver	Displays version information
verify	Verify that files have been saved