Windows Batch Files are written in Basic?


  1. x BlueRobot
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    Windows Batch Files are written in Basic?


    Hey,

    This may seem a really obvious question, but aren't Windows Batch files written in Basic?

    Thanks,

    Harry
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  3. logicearth
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    No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batch_file
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