dir
- noun
- /dɪr/
- Informal
- In the following commands, we need the latest segment dir as a parameter, so we'll store it in an environment variable:
Examples
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Well, the images are stored in the folder; do a Dir /B on the folder to produce a listing of the images.
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You can find the project documents in the dir named '2023_Projects' on your hard drive.
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OK, so I'll just do a dir now choose supplemental games.
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What is it that pap dir?
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I now type C: to change to the C drive and DIR for directory under DOS.
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I just sat there scratching my head as to why there was a copy there and not in the normal temp dir where you'd think such files would be kept.
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To organize my photos, I created a new dir in my computer's file system.
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After navigating to the correct dir, I was able to access all the necessary files for my project.
Synonyms
A folder on a computer that holds files and other folders
Surface Forms
Etymology
The informal word dir is a quick way to say directory or folder, a short name for the 'place' where your files live. So when people tell you to save something in the dir, they mean put it in that folder.