ECHO(1) General Commands Manual ECHO(1)NAMEecho - print the argumentsSYNOPSISecho [-n] argument ...OPTIONS-n No line feed is output when doneEXAMPLESecho Start Phase 1 # 'Start Phase 1' is printed echo -n Hello # 'Hello' is printed without a line feedDESCRIPTIONEcho writes its arguments to standard output. They are separated by blanks and terminated with a line feed unless -n is present. This command is used mostly in shell scripts.SEE ALSOsh(1). ECHO(1)
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