I'm taking an online course that is organized in a very long list of sections. Each section contains often also a very long list of lectures. I have been copying each section title as a folder name from the File Explorer, but then continuing from there the creation of the long list of lecture note text files becomes cumbersome.
I'd like to easily give one command, for example from the command prompt, PowerShell, or a bash prompt, or something, to create all the titled lecture note files. Within the course content I can copy all the lecture titles and paste them into one text file that I can title, say lectures.txt. So, I have a lectures.txt file with, for the current section contains 24 numbered titles (226. example One through 249. example Forty-Nine). Right now each title is on a separate line in that text file. As in the example names, the titles start with a number, a period, and a space, followed by titles that contain spaces.
Does anyone know of a command I can use to create all twenty-four text files (of course initially empty) inside my one created course section titled folder? I don't know how I could do that from the options inside the File Explorer. There I have to go through selecting New Item from the Home tab on the top ribbon then go down to the Text Document and manually paste in or type one lecture item at a time. I'd much appreciate saving a lot of time.
