How about showing (super)hidden files on dir command then?
You can find this out yourself!!! Just type DIR /? at the prompt and then read the help text.
It is good to help people but they MUST learn to help themselves at some point. Everybody who wants to use the command line should read a good tutorial and do plenty of experiments. This is a subject where an enquiring mind is absolutely needed!
You use DIR with the /A switch. A is for Attribute.
DIR /AH shows all hidden files or folders. Other switches are /AS (system files) /AR (read only) /AD (only show directories) /AA (show files ready for archiving). They can be accumulated thus DIR /AHRS.
Use a minus sign to indicate the opposite so e.g. DIR /A-D will exclude directories from DIR's listing.