Which of the following is the reason that COMMAND.COM and CMD.EXE are both included in
Windows XP?

A.
COMMAND.COM has more internal command options than CMD.EXE.

B.
COMMAND.COM is a 16-bit program and is included to service legacy applications that do not
work with the 32-bit CMD.EXE.

C.
There is no difference but some components use one name and some user the other.

D.
CMD.EXE is a self-extracting zip file that yields COMMAND.COM when uncompressed.