cls

The "cls" command is a command line tool used in various operating systems, including Windows and MS-DOS. "cls" stands for "clear screen" and its purpose is to clear the contents of the command prompt or terminal window. This command clears all the text and commands previously entered, giving a clean and empty screen. It can be helpful when the command prompt becomes cluttered with too much text or unnecessary information. Using the "cls" command provides a fresh start, making it easier to read and interact with the command prompt. The "cls" command is typically executed by typing it into the command line interface and pressing the Enter key. It is a simple yet effective tool for maintaining a neat and organized command prompt session.