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Difference between files

Hello,

I have two programs abc/pqr/test and abc/xyz/test in two different directories. These programs are almost same but with two or three differences in code... Now i would like to know the command which shows the difference between these programs....
I guess a command "diff".. but i dont know the usage...

Any suggestions please
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did you try the man pages for diff?
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yes.. i did.. and i got the solution.. thankx....is there any other command apart from diff???
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yes.. i did.. and i got the solution.. thankx....is there any other command apart from diff???
The man page also says...
Code:
SEE ALSO
       cmp(1), comm(1), diff3(1), ed(1), patch(1), pr(1), sdiff(1).
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