Discussion
................. is the MS-DOS command, counterpart to 'tar' of unix.
Answer: B
The MS-DOS counterpart of tar is backup.
Unix tar (tape archive) bundles files and directories into a single archive, traditionally for backup to tape. MS-DOS provided the BACKUP command (with RESTORE) to copy files and directory trees from a hard disk to backup media in a form that could later be restored.
DIR only lists directory contents, COPY copies individual files without creating an archive, and EDIT is a text editor.
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