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 ==== Printing text ==== ==== Printing text ====
  
-''​**echo** //​text//''​ outputs //text// followed by a newline ​(unless ​''​-n''​ is specified). \\ +''​**echo** //​text//''​ outputs //text// followed by a newline. \\ 
-The ''​-e''​ switch turns backslash escapes into corresponding characters, e.g., ''​\t''​ +<​small>​ 
-becomes a tab and ''​\n''​ a newline (cf. manual).+''​echo''​ is present in almost any shell of any operating system, 
 +but there is no consensus on how to interpret switches and how to treat 
 +backslashes in the text. 
 +\\ 
 +In Bash, the  ​''​-n''​ switch ​supresses the newline, and ''​-e'' ​turns backslash 
 +escapes into corresponding characters, e.g., ''​\t''​ becomes a tab and ''​\n''​ 
 +a newline (cf. manual). 
 +</​small>​
  
 ''​**printf** //format// [//​arguments//​]...''​ works roughly the same as the ''​printf''​ function in C. ''​**printf** //format// [//​arguments//​]...''​ works roughly the same as the ''​printf''​ function in C.
  
 <​small>​ <​small>​
-''​**figlet** [//​text//​]''​ outputs //text// or the standard input by using ascii-art font. +Here and there, the course materials make use of the following toy commands: 
 +\\ 
 +''​**figlet** [//​text//​]''​ outputs //text// or the standard input by using an ascii-art font. 
 +\\
 ''​**cowsay** [//​text//​]''​ makes a cow say the //text// (or the standard input). ''​**cowsay** [//​text//​]''​ makes a cow say the //text// (or the standard input).
 </​small>​ </​small>​
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 ++++ Examples | {{page>​so:​redirects:​echo&​inline}} ++++ ++++ Examples | {{page>​so:​redirects:​echo&​inline}} ++++
  
-~~Exercise.#​~~ Try ''​echo -e '​foo\n\nbaz'​ ''​ \\ and ''​echo -e '\n\n one \033[A \033[A two \033[B \033[B \n \033[1;31m red \033[0m'​ ''​ \\ <​small>​[[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​ANSI_escape_code|ANSI escape codes]] are well summarized [[https://​gist.github.com/​fnky/​458719343aabd01cfb17a3a4f7296797|here]]</​small>​+~~Exercise.#​~~ Try the commands ​''​echo -e '​foo\n\nbaz'​ ''​ \\ and ''​echo -e '\n\n one \033[A \033[A two \033[B \033[B \n \033[1;31m red \033[0m'​ ''​ \\ <​small>​[[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​ANSI_escape_code|ANSI escape codes]] are well summarized [[https://​gist.github.com/​fnky/​458719343aabd01cfb17a3a4f7296797|here]]</​small>​
  
 ~~Exercise.#​~~ Try ''​printf "​|%4.2f|%3s|%-20s|\n|%4.2f|%3s|%-20s|\n"​ 3.1428 pi circumference/​radius 9.8 g gravity''​ ~~Exercise.#​~~ Try ''​printf "​|%4.2f|%3s|%-20s|\n|%4.2f|%3s|%-20s|\n"​ 3.1428 pi circumference/​radius 9.8 g gravity''​
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 <​small>​ <​small>​
 The ''​grep''​ program accepts several regular expression grammars. The ''​grep''​ program accepts several regular expression grammars.
-POSIX [[https://​pubs.opengroup.org/​onlinepubs/​9699919799/​basedefs/​V1_chap09.html|specifies]]+POSIX [[https://​pubs.opengroup.org/​onlinepubs/​9799919799/​basedefs/​V1_chap09.html|specifies]]
 basic (default for ''​grep''​) and extended regular expressions (selectable with basic (default for ''​grep''​) and extended regular expressions (selectable with
 ''​egrep''​ or ''​grep -E''​ ). See manual for your implementation of ''​grep''​ for ''​egrep''​ or ''​grep -E''​ ). See manual for your implementation of ''​grep''​ for
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 not human-readable file format. not human-readable file format.
 \\ \\
-''​[[https:/​/​github.com/​wofr06/​lesspipe|lesspipe]]''​ is the leading implementation+''​[[https://​lesspipe.org|lesspipe]]''​ is the leading implementation
 of this feature. of this feature.
 </​small>​ </​small>​
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