Bash language has been ported to windows dos, so many syntaxes are the same as linux shell.
For example, you can use <and> to read and write files. The concept of this stream is the same as that of the linux shell.
Code:
@echo off
set /p str1=<./in.txt
set str2=%str1:b=kk%
echo %str2% > out.txt
pause
Features:
Read in 1.txt, change b to kk, and finally output to out.txt