Is there an equivalent of ‘which’ on the Windows command?

Yes, Windows does not have a direct equivalent of the Unix/Linux which command, but you can use other methods to find the path of an executable file.

Methods to Find Executable Paths in Windows

1. Using where Command
   The where command in Windows can locate executable files:
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   where command_name


   Example:

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   where python


   This will return the path of Python if it’s installed.

2. Using which Command in Git Bash
   If you have Git Bash installed on Windows, you can use the which command to find executables:
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   which command_name

3. Using PowerShell
   PowerShell provides a similar command with additional flexibility:
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   Get-Command command_name


   Example:

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   Get-Command python


This will display the path of the Python executable.

These methods will help you locate executables on a Windows system.