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Javascript – How to Create Files with Different Extensions (.js, .ts) in windows command line(cmd)?

Hello Stack Overflow community,

I’m currently working on a React project and I need to create files with different extensions, specifically with extensions like .js and .ts. I’m wondering if there’s a straightforward way to achieve this with CMD?

I expected the code to successfully create a file with the specified extension, such as .js or .ts.

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    You can use the echo command in combination with the > operator to create files with different extensions in the Windows command line. Here’s an example:

    echo > YourFileName.js
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    In CMD, you can create empty files using the echo command with an empty string and then redirect the output to a file. Here’s how you can create empty files with different extensions in CMD:

    To create an empty JavaScript (.js) file:

    echo. > yourFileName.js

    To create an empty TypeScript (.ts) file:

    echo. > yourFileName.ts

    Here’s another way to create empty files with different extensions in PowerShell:

    To create an empty JavaScript (.js) file:

    New-Item -ItemType File -Path ".yourFileName.js"

    To create an empty TypeScript (.ts) file:

    New-Item -ItemType File -Path ".yourFileName.ts"
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    You can create the .js and .ts files

    # Create a JavaScript file
echo. > myfile.js

# Create a TypeScript file
echo. > myfile.ts

    And you can create the file with content like this

    # Create a JavaScript file with content
echo console.log('Hello, JavaScript!') > myfile.js

# Create a TypeScript file with content
echo console.log('Hello, TypeScript!') > myfile.ts
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