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Hi All,
print "path/executable_file parameters" \ > path/file1 print "path/executable_file parameters" \ > path/file2 print "path/executable_file parameters" \ > path/file3 chmod 775 path/file1 \ path/file2 \ path/file3 could you please let me know how the back slash will be useful and its effect in using in the shell script. please explain how its working in the above print and chmod. i read some documents about back slash "preceding the same string with a backslash, \, also removes the special meaning of a character, or string". i am not getting what it is actually doing. please let me know. Thanks. |
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