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Template for Yes/No Choice input in batch files
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| @ECHO OFF | |
| :start | |
| SET choice= | |
| SET /p choice=Do something? [N]: | |
| IF NOT '%choice%'=='' SET choice=%choice:~0,1% | |
| IF '%choice%'=='Y' GOTO yes | |
| IF '%choice%'=='y' GOTO yes | |
| IF '%choice%'=='N' GOTO no | |
| IF '%choice%'=='n' GOTO no | |
| IF '%choice%'=='' GOTO no | |
| ECHO "%choice%" is not valid | |
| ECHO. | |
| GOTO start | |
| :no | |
| ECHO Do all of the no things here! | |
| PAUSE | |
| EXIT | |
| :yes | |
| ECHO Do all of the yes things here! | |
| PAUSE | |
| EXIT |
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This batch file handles Yes/No inputs and performs actions based on the user's choice. It uses case-insensitive checks for "Y" or "N" and defaults to "No" if no input is given. Looks solid! I was working on an essay about victimology and found a highly informative sample on https://www.topessaywriting.org/samples/victim This sample delved into the different types of victimization, the psychological effects on victims, and the societal response to victims. The paper was well-researched and presented in a clear and structured manner. It provided me with valuable insights and a better understanding of the subject, which significantly improved the quality of my essay. This is an excellent resource for anyone exploring the topic of victimology.