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To examine the current routing tables in the command prompt on Windows, you would use the following command:
route print
```
This command displays the current IP routing table, which is a list of the routes to various network destinations. The routing table includes the network destination, netmask, gateway, interface, and metric.
If you're using a Unix-like operating system such as Linux or macOS, you would use the command:
```
netstat -rn
```
or
```
ip route
These commands will also display the routing table, showing how your system directs traffic to different networks based on addresses and gateways.
C. using net stat