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Windows Command: where - Search for Files

where is used to search for files that match the search pattern.

By default, where search in the current directory and in the paths specified by the PATH environment variable.

C:\Users\Tuyen>where where
C:\Windows\System32\where.exe

C:\Users\Tuyen>
Examples using where command to search for mongo shell, nodejs, npm, nginx

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Linux command: which

where /R C:\Users *.txt
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