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prompt: Reset the prompt to the default setting.

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The "prompt" command is a command used in computer programming and scripting languages to set the text prompt, which is the text displayed in the command line interface or terminal to indicate that the system is ready to accept user input.

The actual functionality and usage of the "prompt" command may vary depending on the language or operating system being used. In some languages/operating systems, the "prompt" command allows you to customize the prompt by specifying the desired text or by using special characters or variables to dynamically display information such as the current directory, username, date, etc. This can be useful for personalizing the command line interface and making it more informative or visually appealing.

For example, in the Windows command prompt, you can use the "prompt" command to change the default command prompt from the standard "C:>" to something like "MyCustomPrompt> ". This can make it easier to identify and differentiate between different command prompt windows or sessions.

Overall, the "prompt" command is used to control and modify the appearance and behavior of the command line prompt.

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.

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