How to create batch file, subroutine, echo, pause, goto command | Batch Script #2

This video is a part of the batch script or batch file course by Quiet Coder ( @Quiet_Coder ). In this video you will learn how to create a batch file, what are subroutines or sections in batch files, echo command (how to print text in batch file), pause command, goto command, and how to print a blank line.

How to create batch file, subroutine, echo, pause, goto command | Batch Script #2

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:16 How to create a batch file (.bat)
1:53 echo command
2:20 pause command
2:49 @echo off command
3:11 Hide pause command text (press any key to continue)
3:34 @ command
4:00 Subroutine or section in batch file
4:47 goto command in batch file
5:30 comments in batch file (rem & ::)
6:31 print blank line in batch file
6:50 outro

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[maxmuster]

I like to use DOS batch files as open source container to put a routine inside the batch file to create&run a new executable file from the routine with a little help from the external debug command. Have fun.😊

[maxmuster]

For a subroutine in Windows batch files we have to use the call command and not the goto command, else it is not a valid subroutine.

[maxmuster]

Batch files in DOS never close the command prompt at the end.