Commands for counting the number of rows under Windows

It is known that the number of lines of text counted under Linux can be used with the Wc-l command. Like what:

-bash-3.2$ Cat Pif_install.log | Wc-l
712

But how to count the number of lines of output text under Windows, the answer is to use the FIND/C command

1. Count The number of rows that include a string .

such as the number of time_wait when the network connection is counted.

Netstat-an | find/i/C "Time_wait"

The/I parameter here ignores uppercase and lowercase. The/c parameter is the number of rows or records that are counted to include the "time_wait" string.

2. Count the total number of rows . Find also has an option/C. means the number of rows that do not include a string, which enables you to count the number of lines of text. Like what:

C:\users\nr>type Test.txt | find/v/C ""
253

Note: Empty lines in the file are not counted except for the last blank line. The remaining empty rows are counted correctly.

Commands for counting the number of rows under Windows