Windows and Linux based operating systems use different types of general logic for entering commands. What is the alternative name that refers to these different logics?
A)syntax
B)CLI
C)programs
D)options

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The different logics used for entering commands are known as syntax. Syntax refers to the rules and structure of a language, which in this case, are the rules and structure of the command-line interface for each operating system. The other options (B) CLI, (C) programs, and (D) options are not directly related to the different logics used for entering commands in Windows and Linux.

Windows and Linux Based Operating Systems Use Different Types of General