tasklist:tldr:9ef82
tasklist: Display running processes in a specified output format.
$ tasklist /fo ${select}
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The "tasklist" command is a built-in command in Windows operating systems that allows users to view the list of running processes on their computer. The "/fo" parameter is used to specify the format of the output.
In the command "tasklist /fo ${select}", the "/fo" flag is followed by "${select}". In this case, "${select}" is not a valid argument as it is not a predefined value for the "/fo" parameter.
The "/fo" parameter typically accepts values such as "table" (displays the output in a table format), "list" (displays the output in a list format), "csv" (exports the output in CSV format), "html" (exports the output in HTML format), etc.
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