dircommand
nounUK /ˈdɜː.kə.mɑːnd/
US /ˈdɝː.kə.mænd/
A dircommand is a special instruction you type to tell the computer to show you a list of files.
She typed the dircommand to see all the pictures in the folder.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A command used in a command-line interface to display the contents of a directory.
The dircommand printed every file name on the screen.
3. An instruction that organizes or manages folders on a computer.
He used a dircommand to sort the documents into the right folders.
4. A coded order given to a program to list stored items.
The dircommand ran quickly and showed the hidden files.