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Examples of command-line interpreters include Nushell, [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC's]] [[DIGITAL Command Language]] (DCL) in [[OpenVMS]] and [[RSX-11]], the various [[Unix shell]]s ([[Bourne shell|sh]], [[KornShell|ksh]], [[C shell|csh]], [[tcsh]], [[zsh]], [[Bash (Unix shell)|Bash]], etc.), [[CP/M]]'s [[Console Command Processor|CCP]], [[DOS]]' [[COMMAND.COM]], as well as the [[OS/2]] and the Windows [[CMD.EXE]] programs, the latter groups being based heavily on DEC's RSX-11 and [[RSTS/E|RSTS]] CLIs. Under most operating systems, it is possible to replace the default shell program with alternatives; examples include [[4DOS]] for DOS, [[4OS2]] for OS/2, and [[Take Command Console|4NT / Take Command]] for Windows.
Although the term ''shell'' is often used to describe a command-line interpreter,
===Application command-line interfaces===
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