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The given command "set /p ${name}=${prompt_string}" is a batch command in Windows. Here's a breakdown of its components:

• "set": This is a command used to set or modify the value of an environment variable.
• "/p": The "/p" option is used to set the value of a variable by prompting the user to input a value.
• "${name}": This is the name of the variable where the user-inputted value will be stored. The "${name}" is a placeholder, and you can replace it with the desired variable name.
• "=${prompt_string}": This is the message or prompt displayed to the user before they input the value. The "${prompt_string}" is also a placeholder for the specific prompt or message you want to display to the user.

When the command is executed, it will display the prompt_string to the user and wait for them to input a value. Once the user enters a value, it will be stored in the variable specified by ${name}.