How to Kill any process by Script?

In order to kill any process,

Script:

 taskkill /f /im "Wscript.EXE"

taskkill /f /im "EXCEL.EXE"

taskkill /f /im "QTAutomationAgent.exe"

taskkill /f /im "QTPro.exe"

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