Changes

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| " || Double Quotes || Encloses a name with spaces

| * || Asterix || Wildcard, meaning any number of characters at all

| + || Plus || Concatenation and joining things together

| , || Comma || Separating values

| / || Forward Slash || Allows parameters to be passed into the program

| : || Colon || Double colon at the start of a line in DOS is a comment

| ; || Semi-Colon || Used for separating variables in things like the PATH command

| < || Less than || Less than

| = || Equals || Comparison

| > || Greater than || Greater than

| ? || Question mark || Wildcard, for a single character only

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Linux decided for their basic folder structure to use the / instead of the \. This can make things rather confusing when swapping between Windows and Linux.

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