Open up the Command Prompt and create the following structure on your flash$/$usb drive. Try to make sure that your USB drive letter is E:$.$ Note: If your drive letter is D:$\backslash$ or something else other than C:$,$ you can still get credit for your diagram. Paste a screen snip showing your work using Explorer. It must show all the folders and files for credit.

Question $1$

Question $1$

$20$

Points

When you have created the directory structure, take a screen snip with the tree command; save it as a $.$png file, jpeg or bitmap file and attach it with this question. Your snip must also display the files in the directory as well

Question

Answer the following questions based on exactly what you would type in to execute the required action. In all cases but question$1$ you will be required to use a command prompt command and one or more absolute paths. Test your answers in the command prompt application to make sure you answered the questions exactly. You must base all your answers on working from the E: drive

Question $2$

Question $2$

$10$

Points

Assume your present working directory is somewhere on the C:$\backslash$ drive. What exactly would you type in at the command prompt to change to the E: drive? E:

Blank $1$

E:

Question $3$

Question $3$

$10$

Points

Now your present working directory is the root of the E: drive, E:$\backslash .$ Use a command prompt command that has $2$ letters and the absolute path to change your present working directory to the "Mar" directory under Jan which is under the root E:$\backslash .$ cd E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Mar

Blank $1$

cd E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Mar

Question $4$

Question $4$

$10$

Points

Now your present working directory is the root of the E: drive, E:$\backslash .$ Use a command prompt command that has $2$ letters and the absolute path to change your present working directory to the "May" directory under April which is under the root E:$\backslash .$ cd E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$May

Blank $1$

cd E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$May

Question $5$

Question $5$

$10$

Points

Now your present working directory is the May which is a subfolder of the April folder. Use a command prompt command that has $2$ letters and the absolute path to change your present working directory to the "June" directory under April which is under the root E:$\backslash .$ cd E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June

Blank $1$

cd E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June

Question $6$

Question $6$

$10$

Points

Use a $3$ letter command in the command prompt including the absolute path and a wildcard character, a period and another wildcard character to delete all the files in the "June" directory under April which is under the root E:$\backslash$ del E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June$\backslash *.*$

Blank $1$

del E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June$\backslash *.*$

Question $7$

Question $7$

$10$

Points

Use a $4$ letter command in the command prompt which will require a source absolute path and a destination absolute path to copy the datafile$1.$xls to the May folder as Quarter$1.$xls at the destination. So at the destination the filename will be quarter$1.$xls copy E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Feb$\backslash$datafile$1.$xls E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$May$\backslash$quarter$1.$xls

Blank $1$

copy E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Feb$\backslash$datafile$1.$xls E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$May$\backslash$quarter$1.$xls

Question $8$

Question $8$

$10$

Points

Use a $3$ letter command in the command prompt including the absolute path to rename datafile$2.$xls as Quarter$2.$xls$($requires $1$ absolute path and $1$ relative path along with the command$)$

ren E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Feb$\backslash$datafile$2.$xls Quarter$2.$xls

Blank $1$

ren E:$\backslash$Jan$\backslash$Feb$\backslash$datafile$2.$xls Quarter$2.$xls

Question $9$

Question $9$

$10$

Points

Now your present working directory is the root of the E: drive, E:$\backslash .$ Use a command in the command prompt$($with $5$ letters$)$ and the absolute path to create a folder named July under the June folder. mkdir E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June$\backslash$July

Blank $1$

mkdir E:$\backslash$April$\backslash$June$\backslash$July

I need to see if this is right and I need the screenshot of that pls from question $1$