This BAT script is a practical tool for organizing files within a folder. Upon execution, it performs the following actions:
Identification of Extensions: The script scans all files in the current directory and identifies their extensions.
Folder Creation: For each unique extension found, it creates a corresponding subfolder, if it doesn't already exist.
File Organization: The script then moves all files of each extension into the newly created folder. For example, all .txt files will be placed in a folder named txt, and all .jpg files will go into a folder named jpg.
This approach is extremely useful for keeping messy folders with numerous files in order, making it easier to locate and manage content. With just one click, you can transform a cluttered directory into an organized and efficient workspace.
This BAT script is a practical tool for organizing files within a folder. Upon execution, it performs the following actions:
Identification of Extensions: The script scans all files in the current directory and identifies their extensions.
Folder Creation: For each unique extension found, it creates a corresponding subfolder, if it doesn't already exist.
File Organization: The script then moves all files of each extension into the newly created folder. For example, all .txt files will be placed in a folder named txt, and all .jpg files will go into a folder named jpg.
This approach is extremely useful for keeping messy folders with numerous files in order, making it easier to locate and manage content. With just one click, you can transform a cluttered directory into an organized and efficient workspace.