How to use the command 'title' (with examples)

The ’title’ command is used to set the title of the command prompt window. This can be useful when you have multiple command prompt windows open and you want to easily distinguish between them by giving each window a unique title.

Use case 1: Set the title of the current command prompt window

Code:

title new_title

Motivation: When you have multiple command prompt windows open, it can be difficult to keep track of which window is running which commands. By setting the title of the command prompt window, you can easily identify which window is running a specific set of commands.

Explanation:

• ’title’ - This is the command itself.
• ’new_title’ - This is the new title you want to give to the command prompt window.

Example output: If the current title of the command prompt window is “Command Prompt”, running the command title new_title will change the title to “new_title”.

Conclusion:

The ’title’ command is a simple yet handy command that allows you to set the title of the command prompt window. It is particularly useful when working with multiple command prompt windows and you want to easily identify which window is running which commands.