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Simple, useful, and essential commands
 
Want to have fun and learn at the same time? Or maybe just have some fun? Well, batch files to a good job of doing both! Batch files are not programs, they are a set of commands that you can write and later execute.
 
Batch File Fun
 
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/blog/1...-file-fun/
 

All these little examples are just for fun! If you really want to dig in check this out.

 

For those with the concentration necessary to learning basic batch file and command line power, Que publishing always puts out good books for this kind of instruction.
 

 
Here's a chapter in one of their books associated with the subject:
 
http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/ar...?p=1154761
 
You can find an updated windows 10 version, but some of the older books are better for instruction in a lot of ways. Look around for descent books on the subject.
 
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Que books are good for teaching yourself many things. Once upon a time they were like gold! They still are. ;)

 

Classroom in a book has many different programs to learn, too. They're worth spending the money on. Que books are known to offer more detail, which is good.

 

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Here's a useful tutorial for practice:

 

How to Build a Simple Computer Game Using Batch Script
 
Making a game with this script is not that difficult, all it takes is a little time and creativity.  Batch script has serious limitations to its capabilities. You will not be able to create more of a game than a text-based game. It can be a quiz or a scenario game, but you will have only text. As to whether or not you want to have ASCII graphics is up to you, but the game will still be based entirely on text input. 
 
http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Simple-Co...tch-Script
 

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https://youtu.be/YXTwUaLUH7s
 
 
https://youtu.be/YXTwUaLUH7s

 
How to hide data in a text file that can’t be seen by anybody else unless they know the name of the secret compartment.
 
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-v...mpartment/
 

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