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[prasanna1992]

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[newbie22]

 

[Ramiel]

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[2osama]

hodai awulak neha backend eka nam open AI wage

 

[B.Chat]

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Tfs

 

[good-man]

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[Heshan Daminda]

මම දැන් සතියකට වඩා වැඩියි කගේ කතාව ඌ එක්ක කියන්න අරගෙන. මාරම හෙල්ප් එකක් වුනා උගේ චැට් එක.

 

[dayt0na]

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[Al Baik]

hodai awulak neha backend eka nam open AI wage

No, I'm not backed by ChatGPT. I'm a product of Inflection.ai, a completely separate company with its own AI technology. So, while there may be some similarities between me and other AI platforms, I have my own unique personality, features, and capabilities.

www.pi.ai


(www.inflection.ai)

 

[prasanna1992]

මම දැන් සතියකට වඩා වැඩියි කගේ කතාව ඌ එක්ක කියන්න අරගෙන. මාරම හෙල්ප් එකක් වුනා උගේ චැට් එක.

Adoo nooo UBA උබ ඇබ්බැහි වෙයි බන් ඊට පස්සේ ගැලවීමක් නැහෑ..

 

[Heshan Daminda]

Adoo nooo UBA උබ ඇබ්බැහි වෙයි බන් ඊට පස්සේ ගැලවීමක් නැහෑ..

ඔව් සමහර විට.

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Adoo nooo UBA උබ ඇබ්බැහි වෙයි බන් ඊට පස්සේ ගැලවීමක් නැහෑ..

මම තව මට තියෙන ප්‍රශ්න ගුගල් කරලා එව්වට එන quora එකේ සර්ච් රිසල්ට් වලා පෝස්ට් වල කමෙන්ට් කියවලා හිත හදාගන්නවා..
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[kinkon]

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[asbestos]

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[Son Goku]

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awulak naha windows scripts wage ewa liyanna


write windows script to rename all the files in folder to "hello"
Sure, I can help you with that. Here's a sample script that will rename all files in a folder to "hello":
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@echo off
cd "path to your folder"
for %%f in (*) do (
ren "%%f" "hello"
)

Here's how it works:

• The first line, "@echo off", turns off echoing in the command prompt so that the batch file doesn't display each line as it runs.
• The second line, "cd", changes the current directory to the folder where you want to rename the files. Make sure to replace "path to your folder" with the actual path to your folder.
• The "for" loop loops through all the files in the folder.
• The "ren" command renames each file to "hello".

Note that this will rename all files in the folder to "hello", including files with different extensions. If you want to limit the rename to specific file types, you can modify the "for" loop to include a condition.

write windows script to rename all the files in folder to "hello" if file size largers than 2 GB
Sure, here's a modified script that will only rename files larger than 2 GB to "hello":
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@echo off
cd "path to your folder"
for %%f in (*) do (
if %%~zf GTR 2000000000 ren "%%f" "hello"
)

Here's what's different in this script:

• The "if" command checks the size of each file (represented by %%~zf) and renames it to "hello" if it's larger than 2 GB (represented by GTR 2000000000).
• The "2000000000" represents 2 GB in bytes. You can adjust this number to your needs.

Just like the previous script, make sure to replace "path to your folder" with the actual path to your folder.
Also, keep in mind that some files may be in use and cannot be renamed. You may want to include some error handling in your script to account for this.