Example 1 1. @echo off
2. set /p answer=Do you wish to continue? (Y/N):
3. pause
4. cls
Open Notepad and enter this in, then save it as "test.bat". Then open it and it will work like a charm.
Example 2 If your looking for something more of a challenge, and more advanced try this one. 1. @echo off
2. :start
3. cls
4. set /p answer=Do you wish to continue? (Y/N):
5.
6. if %answer% == Y goto G
7. if %answer% == y goto G
8. if %answer% == N goto H
9. if %answer% == n goto H
10.
11. :G
12. cls
13. echo Alright let's continue!
14. pause>nul
15. goto start
16.
17. :H
18. cls
19. echo Alright don't continue...
20. pause>nul
21. goto start
Open Notepad and enter this in, then save it as "test.bat". Then open it and it will work like a charm.
what is cmd
"cmd" is short for "command".
if you mean what does cmd stand for then its: Command Prompt
Yes, just search up 'cmd' (without the apostrophe's), and it should find a program called 'cmd'. This is the command line! =)
The same command on a mac would be command key(cmd)+A any ctrl key command is the same as the cmd key on a mac
cmd
cmd c:
To clear the Command Prompt (cmd) screen in Windows, you can use the command cls. Simply type cls and press Enter, and it will clear the current contents of the Command Prompt window.
CMD or the command line is used to execute instructions & programs. Many commands such as (dir) can be executed like this c:\>dir This will list the current directories content. :)
when you are in cmd command prompt "type" help and you will see all the codes
To create a 10-second pause in the Command Prompt (cmd), you can use the timeout command. Simply type timeout /t 10 and press Enter. This will pause the command execution for 10 seconds before proceeding. If you want to suppress the countdown message, you can add /nobreak like this: timeout /t 10 /nobreak.
format c: does the job!