29 lines
612 B
Bash
29 lines
612 B
Bash
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#!/bin/bash -e
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#
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# "cat" is an application that prints text files
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# into your terminal and allows you to concatinate
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# multiple files together.
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#
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# Usage: bash bash/cat.sh
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#
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cat "text/cat1.txt"
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sleep 2
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# Concatinate multiple files and print the result
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cat "text/cat2.txt" "text/cat3.txt"
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sleep 2
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# Concatinate all files into a new file using the ">" redirect operator
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cat "text/cat1.txt" "text/cat2.txt" "text/cat3.txt" > "text/all.txt"
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sleep 2
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# Print the contents of this file
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cat bash/cat.sh
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