/**The Ultimate Batch File Coding Tutorial For Noobs**\

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Table of Contents

1 - /**The Ultimate Batch File Coding Tutorial For Noobs**\

2 - Part 1: The Most Important Commands You Need To Know

3 - Part 2: Get the User Involved Too!

4 - Part 3: A List of Basic Batch File Commands

5 - Part 4: Some Cool Functions

6 - Part 5: Example of some Cool Batch Files

7 - Part 6: Compiling Your Batch File to an Exe

Forum Thread Post:

MIR_EGAL123's ULTIMATE BATCH FILE CODING TUTORIAL FOR NOOBS

Hello and welcome to my tutorial. Today I am going to give you an easy to follow guide to coding batch files, which I believe is the best way to start your coding "journey". I will start with simple commands, then progress onwards until you, too, are a formidable batch file coder yourself. Continue to the next page to view the start of the tutorial.

**Note: Right now, this is an NGU exclusive post! You will see this on no other websites, and if you do, It is not me posting it. I want to keep this exclusive to you guys only, so don't post this to other sites please.

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[iPWNINu]

No problem, always wanting to help an NGU bro out :bro:



Thanks for the compliment, and I always recommend learning this first.



Thanks, hopefully this will make the bugging stop

Man, I wish there were ore awesome people like you around, theres tons of douchebgs here ;D

[ajbinky]

this is a great tutorial! thank yhou!

[somar hacker]

Nice tut man really detailed and loads of good tips

[fredrock]

Wow this really helped me im a big noob and i under stood this now im making a lot of sick batch files and i converted it to exe but your exe converter link is broken so i googled it and found it but nice tut i like it a lot

Note: Please update it and like add some more stuff please i want to know a lot more i googled some stuff and messed around with some stuff but its just that good i want to know how to make a serious program if you could make a tut for that please!!!

[ThereThatGuy]

Spoiler:

Forum Thread Post:

Hey TPN

A few people are asking about password protect so I figured you could add this in . I'm not like you, I can't explain shit but I will try ,you will get the jest and you can explain. lol


So here is a basic understanding,

CLS:Clear Screen
@echo off:Show no "User Says"
title: Name of the Command Prompt
Set: Obviously set
passWord:A random string, Can be anything as long as you keep it the same.
Where set passWord=NGUThereThatGuy NGUThereThatGuy is the password.
goto CHECK:Where to go after passWord has been set.

So, Just place your code in the top of the batch file..

Code 1:

cls
@echo off
title TTG'S Opener
set passWord=NGUThereThatGuy
goto CHECK

:CHECK:Random string, Where from the "goto CHECK" from the previous statement.
%USERNAME%: Pulls the current user logged on name.
set /p pass: This is your string, You can change the "pass" to something els but the /p must remain for this to work.
="Password=>" Is the text that would be displayed

if "%pass%"=="%passWord%" This is saying if the string "pass" is = to the original string "passWord" open the document/info, Or if wrong password go to error page.

So part 2: Can be place anywhere together.

:CHECK
echo Sup %USERNAME%:
set /p pass="Password=> "
if "%pass%"=="%passWord%" (GOTO OPEN) else GOTO ERROR

:ERROR: A random string that is referring to the above coding.
Rest is the same.

So this would be the error page:

:ERROR
cls
echo Wrong password %USERNAME%, Try it again?
set /p pass="Password=> "
if "%pass%"=="%passWord%" (GOTO OPEN) else GOTO END

:OPEN: Refers to the code 2 where to go if
passWord was correct.
cmd /c "info to goto/doc to open"

So here is what this bit would look like this.

Code 3:

:OPEN
cls
echo Right Password...
cmd /c "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Desktop\win.txt"
goto END

Just a statement to close the batch command if wrong password is typed in

After the command/doc is closed you get this

:END
cls
echo closing...
pause

Final complete code

cls
@echo off
title TTG'S Opener
set passWord=TTG
goto CHECK

:CHECK
echo Sup %USERNAME%:
set /p pass="Password=> "
if "%pass%"=="%passWord%" (GOTO OPEN) else GOTO ERROR

:ERROR
cls
echo Wrong password %USERNAME%, Try it again?
set /p pass="Password=> "
if "%pass%"=="%passWord%" (GOTO OPEN) else GOTO END

:OPEN
cls
echo Right Password...
cmd /c "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Desktop\win.txt"
goto END


:END
cls
echo closing...
pause

Hope it helped you all out

[AMD4005]

thank you so much

[~SpongeBob]

could you restore the link for the .Bat to .exe program?

[Axle127]

Thank you so much i wanted to try and start coding but i never knew where to start and this really helped!!