CMD MD Command Create folder _dos/bat

For example, MD D:\test can also use MD test to create a test folder under the current path.

If you want to create a folder with spaces or ampersand, you need to enclose the folder name in quotation marks, such as MD "Test ABC", MD "ABC&XYZ". What would be the consequences if you didn't use quotes?

The results of the test are:

1. If the folder name has a space, then the MD test ABC statement creates test and ABC folders in the current directory; With this feature, we can sometimes receive the magic of simplicity: if you want to create the three folders of ABC def XYZ, use the MD ABC def XYZ directly , and you don't need to ligatures three MD statements. Of course, the MD ABC;DEF;XYZ or MD ABC,DEF,XYZ is also possible.
2, if the folder name contains and, then, MD ABC&XYZ will create ABC this folder, and prompted that: ' XYZ ' is not an internal or external command, is not a running program or batch file, because,& is a composite statement of the connection symbol, It treats the two parts as two sub statements.

Advice: If the folder name contains special symbols, please do not forget to use double quotes!

MD also has a more convenient function: To create an intermediate directory. That is, a command such as MD a\b\c can create a folder A in the current directory, then create a folder under B,b under a folder C, coherent, without first MD A, then CD A, then MD B, CD B, then CD B, then MD C.