Which command is used to create a new directory in Command Prompt?

The command used to create a new directory in Command Prompt can be either 'md' or 'mkdir'. Both commands essentially perform the same function; they are interchangeable and will create a new directory in the specified location when executed.

When using 'md' or 'mkdir', you simply follow the command with the desired directory name to create that new folder. For example, running 'mkdir NewFolder' or 'md NewFolder' would create a directory named "NewFolder" in the current working directory.

Since both commands are valid and produce the same result, the correct choice includes both 'md' and 'mkdir', recognizing that either can be used for directory creation in the Command Prompt.