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What's the difference between print and printf in command?
Post 302623391 by CarloM on Friday 13th of April 2012 01:01:27 PM
04-13-2012
Because you supplied different arguments 
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print is probably misleading in this case - those are individual parameters 'p', 'r', etc. You should check the man page for ls to find out what each parameter actually does.
.print is probably misleading in this case - those are individual parameters 'p', 'r', etc. You should check the man page for ls to find out what each parameter actually does.
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