ECHO
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NAME
echo - echo arguments
SYNOPSIS
echo
[
-n
] [
string...
]
DESCRIPTION
Echo
displays its arguments, separated by single spaces and followed by a
newline, on the standard output. If no
string
arguments are given,
echo
produces only the newline character.
If the first argument is
-n,
the trailing newline is omitted. The
-n
is not echoed.
Echo
recognizes the following backslash escapes in the
string
arguments:
- \0ooo
-
octal ASCII character (ooo are 1-3 octal digits)
- \b
-
backspace
- \c
-
omit trailing newline; don't print anything more (same as
-n)
- \f
-
form feed
- \n
-
newline (line feed)
- \r
-
carriage return
- \t
-
horizontal tab
- \v
-
vertical tab
- \\
-
backslash
SEE ALSO
cat(1v)
AUTHOR
David MacKenzie (big deal)
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