For those of you who want to download a file using the Windows command line, you can use the ‘Curl’ executable. From Windows 10 build 17063 and later, ‘Curl’ is now included, so that you can execute it directly from Cmd.exe or PowerShell.exe.

The curl command is quite useful and flexible. The intent of the tool is to transfer data, without user interaction, to or from a server, using one of the many supported protocols. Invoke curl.exe from a command window (in Windows, click Start Run and then enter 'cmd' in the Run dialog box). You can enter curl -help to see a list of cURL commands. To navigate this Oracle by Example tutorial, note the following: Hide Header Buttons: Click the title to hide the buttons in the header.

You don’t need to install any binary because it is included by default. Just confirm the build installed on your machine, by running winver.exe:

Open a PowerShell console, and enter the following command: