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hi to all
i am in a kind of hurry , my question is that if we want to get the last command entered in dos, what is the possible way,
for example if we want to calculate the value of factorial such that if last command on Dos was
C:\>factorial 6
then we calculate the factorial of 6
i am unable to find any way to solve this problem
In some versions of DOS, the last command entered can be found by typing the right-arrow key repeatedly, or by typing the up-arrow key. Typing the up-arrow key a second time displays the previous-to-last command, and a third time displays the command previous to that one, etc.
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