June 2012
Beginner
227 pages
5h 43m
English
When you run a command, it might invoke an OS X program (like
ls), or instead it might be a
built-in command, a feature of the shell itself.
You can tell the difference with the type command:
➜type lsls is /bin/ls ➜type cdcd is a shell builtin
The next few sections describe built-in features of the shell.
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