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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to A trailing newline is added when the format string is displayed
TMOUT ¶ If set to a value greater than zero, the read builtin uses the
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I ‘ &> ’, and ‘ >> ’ redirection operators. on Arch Linux?
Using the exec builtin to replace the shell with another command. Adding or deleting builtin commands with the -f and -d options to the enable builtin. Using the enable builtin command to enable disabled shell builtins. Specifying the -p option to the command builtin. Turning off restricted mode with ...
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "I need to Explain th bash : `active-region-end-color ¶`" }...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `active-region-end-color ¶`
A sample value might be ‘ \e[01;33m ’..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to Re-execute previous command
!!
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is the command to Explain th bash : `LINES and COLUMNS...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `LINES and COLUMNS ,`?
command and, if necessary, updates the values of.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: used as the command name and arguments
filename ¶ A string of characters used to identify a file. job ¶ A set of processes comprising a pipeline, and any processes descended
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to subshells voked with ( command ) inherit the in
DEBUG and RETURN traps. Error tracing is enabled: command substitution, shell functions, and
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I A sample value might be ‘ \e[0m ’. on Ubuntu?
bell-style ¶ Controls what happens when Readline wants to ring the terminal bell.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
(see Shell Parameter Expansion ). on Ubuntu
The POSIX $() form of command substitution
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
The Readline default is emacs mode. on Ubuntu
When you enter a line in vi mode, you are already placed in
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me List held packages on Ubuntu?
apt-mark showhold
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Can you help me Explain th bash : `Options, if specified, hav...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `Options, if specified, have following meanings:`?
positional parameters..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Stage all changes?
git add -A
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me programmable completion facilities (see Programmable Completion ). on Arch Linux?
COMP_KEY ¶ The key (or final key of a key sequence) used to invoke the current
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I your receipt of the notice?
Termination of your rights under this section does not terminate the
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Filter rows with awk on Ubuntu
awk '$3 > 100' data.txt
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will or information about parameter itself, depending on the value of
operator . Each operator is a single letter: U The expansion is a string that is the value of parameter with lowercase
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to If you give configure the option
--exec-prefix= PATH , ‘ make install ’ will use PATH as the prefix for installing programs and libraries.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Next: Aliases , Previous: Bash Conditional Expressions , Up: Bash Features   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Ubuntu
6.5 Shell Arithmetic ¶ The shell allows arithmetic expressions to be evaluated, as one of
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to Use a here strg on Arch Linux in
grep 'pattern' <<< "$mystring"
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will treating it as a hostname. on Ubuntu
complete-command (M-!) ¶ Attempt completion on the text before point, treating
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me it as a hostname. on Ubuntu?
possible-hostname-completions (C-x @) ¶ List the possible completions of the text before point,
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is the command to Explain th bash : `cd `?" }, { ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `cd `?
supports the VPATH variable, such as GNU make ..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I current command number). on Ubuntu?
When listing, a first or last of 0 is equivalent to -1
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to logs from the last hour on Arch Linux
journalctl --since '1 hour ago'
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded. on Arch Linux
This is happening because pacman has detected a file conflict, and by design, will not overwrite files for you. This is by design, not a flaw. The problem is usually trivial to solve (although to be sure, you should try to find out how these files got there in the first place). A safe way is to first check if anothe...
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me of a file into an indexed array variable (see Bash Builtin Commands ). on Ubuntu?
The printf builtin is available to display formatted output
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I or an error occurs while setting a new limit. on Ubuntu?
unalias ¶ unalias [-a] [ name ... ] Remove each name from the list of aliases.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How can I Explain th bash : `[[ $line =~ [[:space:]]*(a)b ]]`...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `[[ $line =~ [[:space:]]*(a)b ]]` in bash?
then a ‘ b ’:.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I Next: Conditional Init Constructs , Up: Readline Init File   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Arch Linux in bash?
8.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax ¶ There are only a few basic constructs allowed in the
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Can you help me Explain th bash : `6.2 Bash Startup Files ¶`...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `6.2 Bash Startup Files ¶`?
Next: Interactive Shells , Previous: Invoking Bash , Up: Bash Features   [ Contents ][ Index ].
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Move a job background on Arch Linux
bg %1
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I Show all environment variables on Ubuntu?
env
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: This builtin is equivalent to source
break ¶ break [ n ] Exit from a for , while , until , or select loop.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me I need array in turn, and expansion the resultant list. on Ubuntu?
${ parameter @ operator } The expansion is either a transformation of the value of parameter
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will for modifications made by others. on Ubuntu
This License is a kind of “copyleft”, which means that derivative
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
The levels are listed in order of decreasing precedence
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Next: Shell Builtin Commands , Previous: Definitions , Up: Bash Features   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Ubuntu?
3 Basic Shell Features ¶ Bash is an acronym for ‘ Bourne-Again SHell ’.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will Next: Shell Parameters , Previous: Shell Commands , Up: Basic Shell Features   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Ubuntu
3.3 Shell Functions ¶ Shell functions are a way to group commands for later execution
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to Bash-5.0 and later reset the loop state to prevent the exit. on Arch Linux
Variable assignments preceding builtins like export and readonly
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need backslash into replacement, so these two echo s on Arch Linux
var=abcdef
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to If there is no existing variable, the local variable is initially unset
The following options can be used to restrict output to variables with
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me arithmetic expansion, command and process substitution, and quote removal. on Ubuntu?
In the first form above, only the first match is replaced.
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `M-- starts a negative argument.` in bash?
argument..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `3 Basic Shell Features ¶`?
Next: Shell Builtin Commands , Previous: Definitions , Up: Bash Features   [ Contents ][ Index ].
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will Send JSON with curl
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"key":"value"}' https://api.example.com/
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How do I Explain th bash : `sort file.txt | uniq -c | sort -rn`?
Count occurrences of each line.
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How do I Explain th bash : `{ echo a; echo b; } > out.txt`?
Group commands in the current shell.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: commands sort lexicographically using ASCII ordering. on Arch Linux
The historical operator-precedence parsing with 4 or more arguments can
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I file since beginning of the current Bash session?
-r Read the history file and append its contents to the history list. -w Write the current history list to the history file, overwriting
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: specification for the ‘standard’ Unix shell
This chapter briefly summarizes the shell’s ‘building blocks’:
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Show me how to Explain th bash : `disown ¶`
Otherwise, the return status is the exit status of the last id ..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
key on some keyboards. on Arch Linux
history-substring-search-backward () ¶ Search backward through the history for the string of characters
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: entire array
unset name [ subscript ] behaves differently
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `The return status is zero unless no command matches pattern .`
prints the descriptions of all matching help topics..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `RANDOM`
Assigning a value to.
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `/dev/stdin , /dev/stdout , or /dev/stderr ,`?
If the file argument to one of the primaries is one of.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will completions:
alias Alias names.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to List files that don't match a pattern?
shopt -s extglob; ls !(*.bak)
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
source directory /usr/gnu/src/bash-2.0 :
bash /usr/gnu/src/bash-2.0/support/mkclone -s /usr/gnu/src/bash-2.0 . The mkclone script requires Bash, so you must have already built
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to which change the current directory. on Ubuntu?
For example, if /usr/sys is a symbolic link to /usr/local/sys
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `git init`
Initialize a git repository.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Redirect stdout to a file on Ubuntu
echo hello > output.txt
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to to run cleanup on script exit?
trap 'rm -f /tmp/myapp_$$' EXIT
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: List environment variables
env
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I Revert a commit?
git revert HEAD
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I Base64 encode a string on Arch Linux in bash?
echo -n 'hello' | base64
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to How can I Th sets region the matched text and activates the region. on Ubuntu in bash?
forward-search-history (C-s) ¶ Search forward starting at the current line and moving ‘down’ through
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I How to use \t in bash without echo -e?
echo $'tab\there'
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to The value may not be changed
mailwarn If set, and a file that Bash is checking for mail has been
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will Use arithtic expansion on Arch Linux
echo $((5 + 3 * 2))
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Show me how to Explain th bash : `df -h`
Show filesystem disk space.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to If any of -D , -E , or -I are supplied, any other?
name arguments are ignored; these completions only apply to the case
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What's the best way to Explain th bash : `shell-backward-word (M-C-b) ¶`?
Words are delimited by non-quoted shell metacharacters..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Next: Bash History Builtins , Up: Using History Interactively   [ Contents ][ Index ]?
9.1 Bash History Facilities ¶ When the -o history option to the set builtin
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I variable when the shell exits, rather than overwriting the file?
histreedit If set, and Readline is being used,
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I table of currently executing jobs, which the on Ubuntu?
jobs command will display.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I evaluated, recreates parameter with its attributes and value. on Ubuntu in bash?
K Produces a possibly-quoted version of the value of parameter ,
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: left to right. on Ubuntu
Each redirection that may be preceded by a file descriptor number
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to read any input, but only if input coming from a terminal?
-r If this option is given, backslash does not act as an escape character.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I and quote removal before being assigned to the variable in bash?
If no command name results, the variable assignments affect the current
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `echo does not interpret -- mean end of options.`?
expands these escape characters..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me directory before the change?
The return status is zero if the directory is successfully changed,
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `Bash includes select compound command, which allows the`
arithmetic for command, similar to the C language (see Looping Constructs )..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to subroutine executed, number of parameters passed is pushed on on Arch Linux?
BASH_ARGC .
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `let 'result = 5 + 3'`
Compute an arithmetic expression.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I If p is not specified, on Arch Linux in bash?
time prints three digits after the decimal point. The optional l specifies a longer format, including minutes, of
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Convert variable to lowercase on Arch Linux
echo ${var,,}
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What's the best way to Explain th bash : `5 or more arguments`?
precedence using the rules listed above..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me If the globskipdots shell option is enabled, the filenames on Ubuntu?
. and .. never match, even if the pattern begins
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: A value of 0 causes no decimal point or fraction be output. on Arch Linux
time prints at most six digits after the decimal point;
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How do I after all of the assignments and redirections. on Arch Linux?
Literal tildes that appear as the first character in elements of
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I need to the user’s terminal. on Ubuntu
Bash inspects the value of the ignoreeof option to set -o
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `running` in bash?
May also be specified as -k ..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I of transparent image formats include PNG , XCF and?
JPG . Opaque formats include proprietary formats that can be
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to See Job Control , for a more in-depth discussion of process groups. on Arch Linux
When job control is not enabled, and Bash receives SIGINT
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
this returns true if an element with that key is set. on Ubuntu
-R varname True if the shell variable varname is set and is a name reference. -z string True if the length of string is zero. -n string string True if the length of string is non-zero. string1 == string2 string1 = string2 True if the strings are equal.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to (see Bash Builtin Commands ). on Ubuntu?
%q Causes printf to output the
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Install a Snap package on Ubuntu?
sudo snap install package_name
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I I need even if file named by word exts. on Arch Linux in bash?
3.6.3 Appending Redirected Output ¶ Redirecting output in this fashion opens
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