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How to write/store output of commands in a variable in Windows Command Line?

Time:09-30

I want to set a directory path to variable using Windows Command Line without any user-interaction. So, like we do in Ubuntu OS:

my_path=$pwd

Here, output of pwd will get stored in my_path.

How to do this kind of task in Windows Command Line?

CodePudding user response:

Actually, the more natural way in bash would have been

my_path=$PWD

Taking over this idea to Windows batch language, it would become

SET my_path=           
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