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Smile how to give PASSPHRASE to gpg in command line?

Hello sir,
I am using "gpg" command to encrypt a file.

We generally do it :-
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gpg -c --cipher-algo aes256 secret.txt
then it asks us for :-
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Enter Passphrase:
I want to know how to give this Passphrase in the command line itself !!!I did read the man page but couldnt make out what is the option for it.Can u please help me out !!!
 

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