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The Command Window and the Immediate Window seem to do very similar things (for example, I can display variables in both windows by typing ? myVariable). What are the differences and why does Visual Studio include both?
They do different things.
Immediate window:
Command window:
The immediate window is a debugging aid.
The command window lets you execute commands (say menu items) at any time.
Though they share some functionality they each have a separate focus.