This is known as ASCII ART (a common / vulgar term), it does not mean that it is an official term, its basic is to write even based on ASCII table characters to "simulate" a drawing, not well a programming problem, however the part that fits the programming is to understand that it is necessary to use this 2 commands:
Using this tool I created a text link , I got this:
_________ __ __
/ _____// |______ ____ | | __
\_____ \ __\__ \ _/ ___\| |/ /
/ \| | / __ \ \___| <
/_______ /|__| (____ /\___ >__|_ \
\/ \/ \/ \/
However note that characters like < , > , | , & should be escaped using the ^ sign
So it should look like this:
_________ __ __
/ _____// ^|______ ____ ^| ^| __
\_____ \ __\__ \ _/ ___\^| ^|/ /
/ \^| ^| / __ \ \___^| ^<
/_______ /^|__^| (____ /\___ ^>__^|_ \
\/ \/ \/ \/
An example of a .bat file would look like this:
@echo off
echo _________ __ __
echo / _____// ^|______ ____ ^| ^| __
echo \_____ \ __\__ \ _/ ___^| ^|/ /
echo / \^| ^| / __ \ \___^| ^<
echo /_______ /^|__^| (____ /\___ ^>__^|_ \
echo \/ \/ \/ \/
pause
It is important to note that the default Windows CMD has a limit; if the text exceeds this limit it will be broken to the next line (I think the limit is 80 characters, maybe it will change on older systems )
The result
Of course some things will have to be adjusted manually, but it's not that complicated, see the result:
