Which command in Windows 10 CMD will delete all .log files in the current directory without asking for confirmation?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is: *(C) del .log /q

Explanation:

• The command **del *.log /q** deletes all .log files in the current directory silently, i.e., without asking for confirmation.

• The /q switch stands for quiet mode, which suppresses prompts to confirm file deletion.

Information Booster:

• del is used to delete one or more files from the command prompt.

• *.log targets all files with the .log extension.

• /q suppresses confirmation prompts for deleting read-only files as well.

• This command only deletes files, not directories.

• It works within the current directory unless a path is specified.

Additional Information:

• del *.log: Deletes .log files but may ask for confirmation depending on system settings.

• del *.log /p: Prompts before deleting each file (opposite of what the question asks).

• erase *.log: Also deletes .log files but may still prompt, depending on file attributes and settings.