How to run more than one commands automatically in a sequence in MS-DOS?

In MS-DOS if you want to run more than one commands automatically then you should use batch file. Batch file is a command used in ms-dos to perform multiple commands automatically in a sequence, it’s extention is .bat which must be use to create a batch file.
Q -How to create a batch file?
Ans:- To create a batch file follow the instruction given below
Syntax:-    C:\ copy con <File Name>.bat
Command name1
Command name2
……………………
……………………
Command name n
(now save the file with either “F6” of “CTRL+Z”

Note:- Use only one command in one line.
Q :- How to run batch file?
Ans: It’s very easy to run any batch file follow the given instruction to run any batch file

Syntax:- C:\ BatchFileName.bat
                           OR
Syntax:- C:\ BatchFileName

Note:- You don’t have to use any command to run a batch file only type the file name either with extention or without extention.

Let’s see a example to use the batch file.
Example:-     Q:- How to run more than one following commands automatically in a sequence
                            dir
                            date
                            time
                            ver
                            cls

Ans:-    C:\ copy con test.bat
                            dir
                            date
                            time
                            ver
                            cls
^z ( Press “F6” to save the file)

Your file is now created and to run this just type the name of the batch file as shown in the tutorial above.