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Format: if exist file name　 command to be executed
If the specified file exists, the condition is true, and the command is run; otherwise, the next sentence is run

If there are two or more commands to be executed, how should they be written?

Another question:
Find a segment of statements to have the following effect.
If 01.txt and 02.txt exist simultaneously under D:\
Then open the contents of 01.txt and 02.txt
Otherwise, delete 01.txt (or 02.txt) when only 01.txt or 02.txt exists

Looking forward to an answer~~~

1.

if exist 1.txt if exist 2.txt (start "" 1.txt && start "" 2.txt)

2.

@echo off

    dir /a-d 1.txt || goto next

    dir /a-d 2.txt || goto next

    start "" 1.txt & start "" 2.txt

goto :eof



:next

    del 1.txt 2.txt 2>nul

goto :eof

The code has not been tested...

Thanks. . .
Let's try first.

Merge the code for 2F, which should meet the LZ's requirement:

@echo off

if exist 1.txt if exist 2.txt (start "" 1.txt && start "" 2.txt) else (del 1.txt 2.txt 2>nul)

What is the usage of || here? Is it a logical operation?
And what does the '''' in front of 1.txt mean?

1、

& 	command1 & command2	Used to separate multiple commands in a command line. Cmd.exe runs the first command and then the second command.

&& 	command1 && command2	Used to run the command after the && only if the command before the && is successful. Cmd.exe runs the first command and then runs the second command only if the first command runs successfully.

|| 	command1 || command2	Used to run the command after the || only if the command before the || fails. Cmd.exe runs the first command and then runs the second command only if the first command fails to run successfully (receives an error code greater than zero).

( ) 	(command1 & command2) 	Used to group or nest multiple commands.

; or ,	command1 parameter1;parameter2	Used to separate command parameters.

Note

The "and" symbol (&), pipe symbol (|), and parentheses () are special characters. When passing them as parameters, you must prefix them with the escape character (^) or quotes.

If a command successfully completes an operation, the command returns a zero (0) exit code or no exit code. For detailed information about exit codes, refer to the Microsoft Windows Resource Kit.

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    "title"     The title displayed in the window title bar.

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When the filename is a path with spaces, you must enclose the path in quotes. At this time, in order to prevent start from treating the path as the title, insert a pair of quotes between start and the path to distinguish the title from the path.

Um, learning. Thanks

if  exist filename.txt (

	echo 1

	echo 2

	echo 3

  ) else (

	echo 4

	echo 5

	echo 6

)

This format might be more convenient to use.