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I don’t know if this is a dumb question or not but again as my professor says if you have doubts then clear them . What is the difference between Linux text mode and windows command prompt (cmd). I know both windows and Linux are different Operating Systems but when you look at the commands, some of the commands are common For Example cd command.
They’re both based on the same idea and are called Command-Line Interfaces (see wikipedia). They operate off the same principals, just using different keywords to perform similar commands. It should be noted however, that the commands although similarly named, may not perform the exact same function. They are just abstractions of lower level functions of the operating system. Just like people can explain similar ideas using different words and phrases, the same applies in this situation. For reference here’s a list of Bash commands: http://ss64.com/bash/ and the same website has windows commands.