What Does Command (.CMD) Mean?
A command (.CMD) is a specific action assigned to a program to perform a specific task. It commonly refers to a specific word or phrase that tells the computer what to do through a command line interface or shell, depending on what kind of system is being used. Programming languages also refer to lines of code that initiate specific processes or statements as commands.
Techopedia Explains Command (.CMD)
Computer languages use command in an assertive manner similar to many natural languages. So in a statement, the command would be the verb. For example in the DOS command statement del /p file.x, del is the command itself, while the rest is parameters used to give specifics to the command. Every command depends on the operating system and the specific process that is assigned to it.
