choice:tldr:f83ee
choice: Prompt the current user to select a [c]ase-[s]ensitive [c]hoice from a specific set.
$ choice /cs /c ${Ab}
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The command "choice" is used in command prompt or batch files in Windows to prompt the user to make a choice between multiple options.
In this specific command:
- "/cs" is an optional parameter that specifies that the input key should be case-sensitive. So, if this parameter is not used, the capitalized and lowercase versions of a key will be treated the same.
- "/c ${Ab}" is another optional parameter that specifies the keys that the user can choose from. In this case, the keys available are "A" and "B". The "${Ab}" is an example of a variable placeholder, which means that the actual value of the variable "Ab" will be inserted at runtime.
Overall, this command will prompt the user to press either "A" or "B" and it will return the choice made.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.