DOS command Clone in Csharp .NET Core

Description

• A solution about cloning 60 DOS commands using C# .NET Core.
• Why 60 statements and no more?
  • This is a project for .NET newbie.
  • There are commands that cannot be cloned or do not make much sense when cloned.

Notes:

• No try-catch-finally statement for better efficiency.
• Input format:
  • No double-quotes or extra whitespace.
  • File path or directory path.
• Results may be approximately 80% or more similar compared to the original version.
• No escape-characters or wildcard characters for simplicity.

DOS command list (Progress: 11/60)

1. DIR - Display a list of files and directories.
2. COPY - Copy the contents of a text file to another file.
3. DEL - Delete a file.
4. MKDIR - Create a new empty directory.
5. RMDIR - Remove a directory and, if indicated, any subdirectories and files in the directory.
6. MOVE - Move or rename files and directories.
7. RENAME/REN - Rename a file or a directory.
8. CLS - Clear the console screen.
9. TYPE - Display the contents of a text file.
10. ATTRIB - Change the attributes of files or directories.
11. XCOPY - Copy files and directory trees.
12. TREE - Display the directory structure in a tree format.
13. FC - Compare two files or a file and a directory.
14. FIND - Search for a text string in a file.
15. FINDSTR - Search for a text string in a file with more advanced conditions.
16. CD - Change the current working directory.
17. CHDIR - Change the current directory or display its name.
18. ECHO - Display a text message or toggle the echoing of commands.
19. SET - Display, set, or remove environment variables.
20. PAUSE - Pause the execution of a program and display a message.
21. REM - Add comments in a batch file or script.
22. EXIT - Exit the cmd.exe program or the current script.
23. PING - Test network connectivity to an IP address or domain name.
24. TRACERT - Trace the path of packets to an IP address or domain name.
25. NET - Manage network connections and shared resources.
26. IPC - Manage Interprocess Communication (IPC) connections.
27. NETSTAT - Display current network connections and network protocol information.
28. IPCONFIG - Display the network configuration of the computer.
29. HOSTNAME - Display the computer's hostname.
30. WHOAMI - Display information about the current user.
31. TASKLIST - Display a list of running processes.
32. TASKKILL - Terminate one or more processes.
33. SCHTASKS - Manage scheduled tasks.
34. SYSTEMINFO - Display information about the system configuration.
35. SHUTDOWN - Shut down, restart, or log off a user.
36. SC - Manage services (Service Control).
37. ASSOC - Display or change file extension associations.
38. FTYPE - Display or change file types associated with file extensions.
39. START - Launch a program or open a document.
40. RUNAS - Run a program with a different user account.
41. FORMAT - Format a disk or partition.
42. DISKPART - Manage disks, partitions, and volumes.
43. CHKDSK - Check and repair disk errors.
44. DEFRAG - Defragment a disk.
45. DISKCLEANUP - Clean up a disk by removing unnecessary files.
46. SFC - Check and repair corrupted system files.
47. BOOTREC - Troubleshoot boot issues.
48. POWERCFG - Manage power settings.
49. WMIC - Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line.
50. GPRESULT - Display the result of group policy applied to a computer or user.
51. EVENTVWR - Open the Windows Event Viewer.
52. REG - Manage the Windows registry.
53. NBTSTAT - Display NetBIOS protocol statistics and current connections.
54. ARP - Display or modify the ARP table for network interfaces.
55. NSLOOKUP - Query DNS servers.
56. ROUTE - Display or modify the IP routing table.
57. TELNET - Connect to a remote Telnet server.
58. FTP - Transfer files to and from an FTP server.
59. TFTP - Transfer files using the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP).
60. CMDKEY - Manage stored credentials.

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