What is the difference between Cmd, PowerShell, and Bash? | One Dev Question

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you explain so kindly and simply for any beginner to understand.
It shows your level of high expertise.

jubyjacob

I love this guy. Short video, very informative and helpful. Thank you :)

SMCfree

Thanks for explaining in sign language as well, it really helped.

sporeolegy

Very Well-Said. straight and to the point!

amjadelhassan

Short, crisp and to the point.Amazing 👌

aditya-garg

Good to the point intro on 'shell' differences.

edmel

Thank You, so much, for clearing this up for me. I'm currently preparing to do some serious dev work, and i'm integrating my VSCode with my GitHub Desktop, natively, and I needed to choose between these three in one of the options windows. You made choosing easy for me.

belliott

I really love powerful shell as a linux user it didn't take me too long to get used to it

yatheshtpoonia

Great, now I need to look for "rich object."

chesshooligan

When i write a script with cmd I can easily save it as .cmd file and launch it with a double click. Why isn't that possible with powershell?

rafaelh

can't focus on the content yet, too distracted by Rich's totally believable and cool shirt on shirt action. also two watches.

Theoboeguy

2006, and it was first called Monad (Powershell). Biggest difference is how it deals with the "text" in the console that's displayed. Unlike bash, and cmd, Powershell uses objects to work with instead of just text.

abrahamalaniz