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When I do echo %JAVA_HOME% it returns %JAVA_HOME% on windows 10 what did I do wrong?

I have the same issue like Git for Windows doesn't execute my .bashrc file and tried to make the same steps. But my Git Bash (2.5.0, 64bit on Windows 7, 64bit) doesn't know my %USERPROFILE%. ...

I am hoping there is a simple answer for this is. Is there a command that would give me a list of all User Environment variables? (or value of a user Environment variable if it exists). I know there ...

I'm trying to get IKVM to build (see this question) but now have encountered a problem not having to do with IKVM so I'm opening up a new question: When running nant on the IKVM directory with the ...

I am new to coding and I am learning about environment variables in python using pycharm. I am trying to hide my API KEY in the terminal for basic security however when I type env into the terminal ...

Powershell is clearly a lot better than cmd but it hides basic functionality. I normally use it to figure out how to use commands that I want in scripts but it breaks a large number of basic things ...

Using powershell how do I set the environment variables (here, particularly "ApiSecret") so that printenv will show the necessary variables? (Operating on the assumption that the problem is that ...

In a batch file, is there any way to get the raw arguments or command? For example, given the following batch file: echo "%1" And then running: my-file.bat ^1.1 I would like it to output ^...

I'm using clang 4.0.0 compiled from source on windows 10 (32-bit OS, x86 processor). I'm trying to compile my cpp code to llvm ir code of the format ll. Here's a sample code which fails to compile ...

Trying to start using python, but I cannot make it run from CMD by simply typing Python. I have added it in the system paths thing as many tutorials have taught me, and currently I have "Python" ...

Where do I go to find all of the Windows shortcuts, or easy-links, or whatever they are called? I am talking about the ones like %appdata%. I want my program to put a shortcut directly on the desktop ...

in bash "env" and in terminalX "env -S" work, in cmd "env" is not an internal or external command, executable program or batch file. for example: on Linux :(. venv) ~ ...