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## Useful tips: ## Useful tips:
- The command `Ipconfig` shows your computer's ip address - The command `Ipconfig` shows your computer's ip address
- The command `getmac` shows your computer's physical address
- If you type part of a directory's name and hit the `tab` key the command prompt will autocomplete it and if you hit the `tab` key repeatedly it will cycle through directories that start with the same letter - If you type part of a directory's name and hit the `tab` key the command prompt will autocomplete it and if you hit the `tab` key repeatedly it will cycle through directories that start with the same letter
- You can use other shells or tools such as git bash or cmder to add more commands and functionality to your command prompt - You can use other shells or tools such as git bash or cmder to add more commands and functionality to your command prompt
- Some tasks require you to run the command prompt as an administrator you clicking the windows button and typing `cmd admin` and hit the `enter` key - Some tasks require you to run the command prompt as an administrator you clicking the windows button and typing `cmd admin` and hit the `enter` key
- If you know the path to a file or directory can type `cd PATH_TO_YOUR_DIRECTORY` instead of changing directories several times to get to a directory or file - If you know the path to a file or directory can type `cd PATH_TO_YOUR_DIRECTORY` instead of changing directories several times to get to a directory or file
- When you hit the up arrow key your previously entered command will appear and if you hit it repeatedly it will cycle through all of your previously entered commands - Use `cd ..` to move to the previous parent directory
- When you hit the up arrow key your previously entered command will appear and if you hit it repeatedly it will cycle through all of your previously entered commands