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  1. What is the LINE command used for in AutoCAD?

    Answer: Drawing straight line segments between specified points

    The LINE command creates straight line segments by specifying start and end points. Multiple connected segments can be drawn in sequence.

  2. What is the difference between COPY and MOVE commands?

    Answer: COPY creates a duplicate while keeping the original; MOVE relocates the original object

    COPY duplicates objects while leaving originals in place. MOVE relocates objects to a new position without creating duplicates.

  3. What are Object Snaps (OSNAP) in AutoCAD?

    Answer: Precision tools that let you snap to specific geometric points like endpoints, midpoints, centers, and intersections

    Object Snaps ensure drawing precision by automatically locating exact geometric points on existing objects, eliminating guesswork.

  4. What is the TRIM command?

    Answer: A command that removes portions of objects at their intersection with cutting edges

    TRIM removes unwanted segments of objects that extend beyond intersection points with other objects (cutting edges).

  5. What is the OFFSET command?

    Answer: Creating a parallel copy of an object at a specified distance

    OFFSET creates parallel copies of lines, arcs, circles, and polylines at a specified distance from the original, useful for creating walls, pathways, and borders.

  6. What is a polyline (PLINE) in AutoCAD?

    Answer: A connected sequence of line and arc segments treated as a single object

    Unlike individual LINE segments, a polyline joins multiple segments into a single object, which can include both straight and curved segments and has width properties.

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