TRUE(1) General Commands Manual TRUE(1)NAMEtrue, false - provide truth valuesSYNOPSIStrue falseDESCRIPTIONTrue does nothing, successfully. False does nothing, unsuccessfully. They are typically used in input to sh(1) such as: while true do command doneSEE ALSOsh(1)DIAGNOSTICSTrue has exit status zero, false nonzero. TRUE(1)
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