: You can specify a different word by running yes no or yes "I agree" , which will repeat that specific phrase instead. Usage Examples

"" typically refers to the Windows version of the classic Unix/Linux yes command. Its primary purpose is to output a string (defaulting to "y") continuously until stopped, which is used to automate interactive prompts by "piping" the output into another program. Core Functionality

: By itself, it simply fills the console with "y" followed by a newline.