Windows batch scripting
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Windows batch scripting is a scripting language used in Windows operating systems to automate tasks. Batch files, which contain a series of commands, are executed by the command interpreter (cmd.exe) to perform actions such as file manipulation, program execution, and system configuration. They are commonly used for simple automation, system administration, and creating custom tools.
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