
Introduction of what the command prompt is, and an intro to CD (Change Directory) command.
A more in depth video on navigating the command prompt with the CHDIR(CD) command, and an intro to the DIR command.
All about using viewing files, More of the DIR command and also the TREE command.
In this video we'll be creating a folders
Moving and renaming folders with the Move command.
Making Nested folders.
All about the Echo command and using it to create and update text files.
We'll revisit some of the commands we've used before and alter their behavior using command line options.
Using the sort command to sort a text file.
How to send output of command into another command using piping.
Learn the basics of copy command.
Utilizing wild cards with Copy command.
Using the Xcopy command.
How to delete files, and also how to check what files may be deleted using the DIR command, this way you don't accidentally permanently delete files.
Introduction to Variables and how to set them with the SET command.
Using the for command to loop through the contents of a file.
We'll use the FOR command with range of numbers, instead of a file.
A brief introduction to IF statements.
Changing the look of the command prompt with the Color command.
Ping command and IPCONFIG.
This course is designed for the complete beginner in the windows command line. You'll go from not knowing what the command line is, all the way through automating your first task! You'll learn how to copy, move, delete files. You'll learn basics about file extensions and why they're important, you'll learn how to write your first Batch File, and how to automate that task. You'll learn about command line options and redirection.
I do my very best to explain everything in detail. Have you ever wondered why in the movies there's always some IT person or a hacker typing away into a black box on their computer? Have you ever wondered WHAT they were typing? The simple answer is they are typing commands into a terminal, if you don't understand what I mean by that, that's OK! I explain it in this course.
Hopefully by the end of this course you have a solid foundation and understand the structure of what a command looks like, but more important than WHAT is WHY you'd want to use the command line instead of the Graphical User Interface(GUI for short). The simple answer is that it will time, even if you're a slow typer!