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Old 08-01-2011, 04:50 PM   #1
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LXer: Using Cat Command in Linux To Create,Display,Append and Concatenate files


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Cat is one of the most well know commands of the Linux as well as of Unix systems. It’s mainly use to display the file contents of a small file on the terminal. But scope of the cat commands is not just limited to display, We can use the cat command to create,append and even in the concatenation of the two files. In this post we will learn how to complete these jobs using the same cat command.

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