About Which for Windows
Which for Windows prints the full path of the executable or script that a shell would run for a given command name. It searches the current directory and directories listed in the PATH environment variable using an algorithm aligned with Bash. This helps users determine which program will be selected when multiple files share the same command name. The utility accepts one or more command names and writes the matching paths to standard output. If a command cannot be found, its path cannot be reported. This is useful when troubleshooting command-line configuration or confirming which version of a tool is active. The supplied description focuses on locating executable files rather than launching or modifying them.
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