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Batch programs (also called batch files) allow you to simplify routine or repetitive
tasks. A batch program is an unformatted text file that contains one or
more commands and has a .bat or .cmd file name extension. When the file name is
typed at the command prompt, the commands in the file are executed
sequentially. Any command can be included in a batch file. In addition, the for, goto,
and if commands allow conditional processing of the commands in the
batch file. For example, the if command carries out a command based on
the results of a condition. Other commands allow you to control input and
output and call other batch programs. The replaceable parameter, %,
expands batch script argument variables. |