Dir (command)

Dir is a computer command that helps you see what folders and files are inside a certain location. Imagine you have a big toy box with many smaller boxes inside. Dir helps you look inside each of those boxes to see what toys are there. It's like having a magic power to peek into all the boxes at once!

When you use dir, your computer shows you a list of all the things that are inside the box you asked to see. This list tells you the name of each file and folder and also gives you important details, like how much space they're taking up or when they were last changed. You can use this information to find what you need or to organize your things better.

Dir is a very useful tool for people who work with computers a lot, like grown-ups who write code or make websites. But even if you're just a kid who likes playing games or taking photos, learning how to use dir can make your computer time easier and more fun. Just remember, dir is like magic glasses that help you see inside folders and find what you're looking for!