Features

• Simulates a command prompt environment.
• Prompts the user to enter commands.
• Provides feedback based on user input.
• Automatically deletes itself after the second execution.
• How It Works

1. Execution Count: The script keeps track of how many times it has been run using a counter stored in a file named counter.txt.
2. Self-Deletion: After the second execution, the script deletes itself and the counter file, ensuring it won't run again.
3. User Interaction: Users can enter commands, and the script will respond accordingly, adding a humorous touch to the interaction. Usage:
4. Download the WINDOWS_TERMINAL_2.0.bat file.
5. Place it in a directory where you have write permissions.
6. Run the batch file by double-clicking it.
7. Follow the prompts and enter commands as desired.
8. After the second execution, the batch file will delete itself. Important Notes

• Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to delete files in the directory where the batch file is located.

• The script is intended for educational and entertainment purposes.

• License This project is licensed under the MIT License