Prompt

From Environment Variables

Prompt environment variable returns the command prompt settings for the current interpreter. This value may be changed using the DOS Prompt command. ^[1]

echo %Prompt%
P$G$

Default value

The default value of Prompr environment variable is in most cases P$G$.

References

1. ↑ Environment Variable Reference

See also

• Getting and setting environment variables

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