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xcopy command can copy
Answer & Solution
Correct Answer:
Option
D
In Disk Operating System (DOS), the xcopy command is used to copy directories including subdirectories. It can copy entire directory trees from one location to another, preserving the directory structure and all files within those directories.
Option A, "Individual files or group of files," is correct as xcopy can also copy individual files or groups of files.
Option C, "To diskette of a different capacity," is also correct as xcopy can copy files to different types of disks, including diskettes of varying capacities.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option D: All of above.
Option A, "Individual files or group of files," is correct as xcopy can also copy individual files or groups of files.
Option C, "To diskette of a different capacity," is also correct as xcopy can copy files to different types of disks, including diskettes of varying capacities.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option D: All of above.
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