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exit 2
Hi
even though I use exit in my first scripts, I am not sure exactly about exit codes.I know there is a relation between return and exit codes, exit 0 means it returned a 0 to indicate there is no error at the end of this point. But what does it mean: exit 1 , probably there was an error, OK then what is it? exit 2 please let me know, best regards. |
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