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Which command is used to see the contents of a file?

  1. Type

  2. Copy

  3. Ed

  4. None of above
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Explanation

The TYPE command displays the contents of a text file directly to the console output. It's the DOS equivalent of 'cat' in Unix - useful for quickly viewing configuration files, batch scripts, or logs. COPY duplicates files, ED is a text editor (opens for editing, not just viewing), and 'None of above' is incorrect since TYPE does exactly this.

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