I found out that you can create symbolic links on Windows using Command Prompt or PowerShell, so I noted it down here.

In Command Prompt you use mklink, and in PowerShell you use the New-Item command.

For now, I created a symbolic link to a directory using the mklink command in Command Prompt.

mklink /d <link source> <link destination>

Note that the order of source/destination is different from the Linux ln command.

Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges. Also note that if the link source folder already exists, an error will occur.

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