How to Clear Command Prompt (CMD) or Terminal Screen

To clear the contents of the Command Prompt (CMD) screen on Windows, or the Terminal screen on macOS and Linux, you can use a simple command. Here's how:

Windows:

1. Open the Command Prompt (CMD) by pressing the Windows key + R, typing 'cmd', and pressing Enter.
2. Type 'cls' and press Enter. This will clear the Command Prompt screen, removing all previous commands and output.

macOS/Linux:

1. Open the Terminal application.
2. Type 'clear' and press Enter. This will clear the Terminal screen, achieving the same result as 'cls' on Windows.

After executing the 'cls' or 'clear' command, your command prompt or terminal screen will be cleared, providing you with a clean slate. Note that clearing the screen only removes the previous command history and output from the current session. It does not affect any executed commands or saved files.