prompt:tldr:3e9bd
prompt: Change the prompt by adding a specific text first.
$ prompt ${text} $P$G
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This command is used to customize the command prompt in a command line interface or terminal.
- "prompt" is the command itself that is used to change the prompt settings.
- "${text}" represents the text you want to display before the prompt. This can be any desired text enclosed within double quotes.
- "$P" is a special code representing the current drive and path.
- "$G" is another special code representing a greater-than symbol (>). It is commonly used to indicate that the system is ready to receive a command.
When this command is executed, it will change the prompt to display the specified text followed by the current drive and path, and finally a greater-than symbol. This helps users have a customized and informative prompt to interact with the command line interface.
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.