Students, the BAT file is like our little assistant, it can help us to automatically complete some repetitive tasks. So, how do you write a bat file?Let's take a look!
First, you need to open a notepad. Just as we need a blank sheet of paper to write, Notepad is the "blank paper" on which we write BAT files.
Then, you can enter some commands in Notepad. These commands are like our "paintbrushes", through which we can draw the program we want on a "blank sheet of paper". For example, we can enter:echo offThis command is like telling the computer: "Shhhh ”
Next, we can enter more commands to complete our task. For example, we can enter:dirThis command is like asking the computer, "Can you tell me what's in this folder?"The computer will list all the files and subfolders in the current folder.
Now, let's look at a simple example. Let's say we want to create a bat file that displays all the files in the current folder. We can write it like this:
Finally, we need to save our file and change its extension to.bat。It's like telling the computer, "This is a bat file, you need to do what I wrote." Then, when we double-click on the file, the computer will follow the command we have written.
Writing a BAT file is like having a conversation with a computer. By writing different commands, we can get the computer to help us with a variety of tasks. Hopefully, through this article, you have gained some understanding of how to write a BAT file and, through our examples, some practical experience.