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What is meant by <<! ... ! ??
I tried typing it into google but no results. I don't know what it's called or what it does and when it is used so I must ask:
What does it mean if you have something like... cmd <!! cm2 cm3 ! What do those <!! and ! symbols do? When/why do you use them? I found it inside a bourne shell script. |
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