Reading a File
Print a file to the screen.
TYPE prints a text file to the screen. The name makes sense once you picture it: the computer types the file out for you. It is MS-DOS's version of bash's cat.
Machines of this era really did come with a README.TXT at the top of the disk, and TYPE was how you read it. Try it: TYPE README.TXT.
TYPE only makes sense on text files. Point it at a program and you get a screenful of nonsense and a lot of beeping, which is a mistake absolutely everybody made once.
TYPE HELLO.TXTPrint your file.TYPE README.TXTPrint the disk's readme.TYPE CONFIG.SYSThese are text files too.Your task
- ○Print HELLO.TXT with TYPE
- ○Read the disk's README.TXT
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