To create a new folder , use the command "MD <folder name>" or "mkdir <folder name>" , where MD or MKDIR means ' make directory'

You can also create a main folder and its sub folder in same time using the same command , "md <main folder name>\<sub folder name> "  where both the folders gets created.

To rename a folder use the command , " ren <old folder name> <new folder name> "

Similarly to rename a file use the command, " ren <old file name.extension> <new file name.extension> , in file mentioning the extension is important.

To copy a file , go to the location and  use the command , " copy <file name.extension> <Destination Path> " or without going to the location use the command , " copy <source path including the file name.extension at the end> <Destination Path>

To copy a folder , go to the location and  use the command , " xcopy parameters <folder name> <Destination Path> " or without going to the location use the command , " xcopy <source path including the folder name at the end> <Destination Path> , here there are many parameter which can be seen using command " xcopy /? " . Most used parameters are " /E /I /H /C "

To move a file , go to the location and  use the command , " move <file name.extension> <Destination Path> " or without going to the location use the command , " move <source path including the file name.extension at the end> <Destination Path> . Similarly for the folder.

To delete file , go to location of the file and use the command , " del <file name.extension> " to delete it or without going to the location use the command , " del < source path including the file name.extension at the end> "

To delete folder , go to location of the folder and use the command , " rmdir /s  <folder name > " to delete it or without going to the location use the command , " rmdir /s  < source path including the folder name at the end> " . Here "/s" means remove the sub-directories as well.

NOTE : If the folder name or file name has spaces in it , use the double quotes ( "" ) to mention it . Otherwise command prompt will throw an error.

We can also delete multiple files in a same command , like " <del "file 1" "file 2" "file 3"> " , now all the 3 files will be deleted.

We can also use wildcards like asterisk * , to delete multiple files.