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Asked: 2026-05-26T18:54:33+00:00

I understand that a Batch Script is what you call a script made in

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I understand that a Batch Script is what you call a script made in the WinNT environment, but a batch script is also a general term for a type of script that performs a batch operation in any language.

Is there a set, Scripting Language name that you would use on a resume to explain that you can script in the WinNT environment? Because even Linux has BASH Scripting etc.

EDIT: Let me add this, pertaining to someone who can create .BAT/.COM scripts, what kind of scripting would that formally be called?

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    If you leave those newer scripting languages like VBScript, Powershell or Javascript aside, there is just “Win32 Shell Scripting” or “Windows command shell” – I don’t think that this “language” has a better name. Not even the Wikipedia article on cmd.exe

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_Prompt

    mentions a language name.

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