Which command-line shell, built on .NET, is more powerful and scriptable than the traditional Command Prompt?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
This Medium Windows 10/11 Mcqs question asks: Which command-line shell, built on .NET, is more powerful and scriptable than the traditional Command Prompt? The correct choice is B. PowerShell. Read the options below, commit to one, then use the explanation to see why that choice holds and why the others do not.
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- A. CMD
Why not A: “CMD” is not PowerShell.
- B. PowerShell ✓
- C. Bash for Windows
Why not C: “Bash for Windows” is not PowerShell.
- D. BAT Shell
Why not D: “BAT Shell” is not PowerShell.
Correct answer
B. PowerShell
Explanation
PowerShell is the term that matches “Which command-line shell, built on .NET, is more powerful and scriptable than the traditional Command Prompt” (option B). Option A (CMD) is a different value from PowerShell. Option C (Bash for Windows) is a different value from PowerShell. Option D (BAT Shell) is a different value from PowerShell. Keep PowerShell as the Windows 10/11 Mcqs fact for this stem.
Source: Windows 10/11 Official Documentation
Tags: System Tools & Settings
Submitted by: MCQsHub Editorial
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