January 2004
Intermediate to advanced
432 pages
7h 49m
English
are pathnames leading to a file from the root directory.
are the short forms for commands.
are additional information supplied to a command to change its behavior.
in Bash programming, are variables containing open-ended lists of values.
is the storage of a number of files into a single file.
are variable options that can be turned on or off with the declare command.
are the association of particular keys to a Bash editing feature.
is the stopping of a script while it waits for more information to read on a pipe or socket, or while it waits for information to be read because the pipe or socket is full.
A built-in is a command that is a part of Bash and not a Linux ...
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