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Yes. And the shells (the command-line program: normally
cmd.exeon Windows and something likebashorzshon Unix) on Linux/OS X/Unix are much much more powerful, so it's even better.(The Unix shells are actually (Turing-)complete programming languages and non-trivial programs can be implemented in them. Although this isn't a good idea normally.)
(Edit: it seems that that book teaches you to use Powershell, which is similar to the Unix shells (i.e. it doesn't suck), so this comment is probably irrelevant.)