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How to use the command "edit" (with examples)
Command Description: The “edit” command is an alias for the “run-mailcap” command’s “edit” action.
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How to use the command "exit" (with examples)
The exit command is used to quit the current CMD instance or the current batch file.
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How to use the command "expect" (with examples)
The “expect” command is a script executor that interacts with other programs that require user input.
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