HOW TO RUN TWO OR MORE COMMANDS IN CMD AT THE SAME TIME.
Run Commands Simultaneously:
Sometimes, there are lot of things we neglect, having being convinced by self, that those things aren’t worth our time to learn them. Simply because we thought that we rarely need them, but often a time, we fall into a problem that requires such knowledge, and since we can’t provide solution to it, we run away!
What am I talking about?
I am pointing fingers to the computer users, who uses CMD most times, and knows how necessary and powerful it is to use CMD, but neglects the time it takes to learn more about it. But I’m here today, to reveal to you the importance of this and few lessons I am going to be posting here about the importance of CMD and little practical lessons in which after acquisition of them all, will make you an outstanding user.
Let’s get down to what we have today!
You want to learn how to run several commands in your cmd interface simultaneously, right?
Okay! below is the simple logic behind the fact about how it happens or come into reality.
Now to do this; simply put the symbol "&&" between two commands and execute. The simple logic is that they will execute one after another. The command on the left will execute first followed by the command on the right of the double ampersand.
Isn't this wonderful?
Why not check on other stuffs here and learn more?
You want to learn how to run several commands in your cmd interface simultaneously, right?
Okay! below is the simple logic behind the fact about how it happens or come into reality.
Now to do this; simply put the symbol "&&" between two commands and execute. The simple logic is that they will execute one after another. The command on the left will execute first followed by the command on the right of the double ampersand.
Isn't this wonderful?
Why not check on other stuffs here and learn more?
Enjoy!!!
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