Windows 10: is the license enough?

I am buying new gaming laptop and the operating system is dos so i am planning to buy windows 10 and my only option is to buy the license, not the cd so what is the advantages and disadvantage? i am not very familiar with that so I was wondering if I bought the license only am i gonna get all the updates automatically like a built-in version? as all my previous laptops had operating system windows 10 installed? and how is the process to go from dos to windows 10 (license)

Thanks in advance

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