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How to use the command 'octave' (with examples)

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Octave is a programming language specifically designed for scientific computing. It provides an interactive environment for numerical computations, data analysis, and visualization.

How to use the command 'odps func' (with examples)

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The ‘odps func’ command is used to manage functions in ODPS (Open Data Processing Service).

How to use the command 'odps inst' (with examples)

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The command ‘odps inst’ is used to manage instances in ODPS (Open Data Processing Service).

How to use the command 'odps resource' (with examples)

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This command allows users to manage resources in ODPS (Open Data Processing Service).

How to use the command 'odps table' (with examples)

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This article explains how to use the ‘odps table’ command in ODPS (Open Data Processing Service) with various use cases.

How to use the command 'odps tunnel' (with examples)

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The ‘odps tunnel’ command is a command-line interface for the data tunnel in ODPS (Open Data Processing Service).

How to use the command 'odps' (with examples)

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The ‘odps’ command is the command-line tool for Aliyun ODPS (Open Data Processing Service).

How to use the command 'offlineimap' (with examples)

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OfflineIMAP is a command-line utility that enables users to synchronize a remote IMAP server with local Maildir folders.

How to use the command 'okular' (with examples)

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Okular is a document viewer application for KDE Plasma desktop environments.

How to use the command 'omf' (with examples)

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Oh My Fish (OMF) is a fish shell framework that allows users to extend and modify their fish shell by installing packages and themes.

How to use the command 'omz' (with examples)

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The ‘omz’ command-line tool is a convenient way to manage Oh My Zsh, a framework that provides a feature-rich and customizable Zsh configuration.

How to use the command 'opam' (with examples)

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The ‘opam’ command is the OCaml Package Manager and is used to manage OCaml compilers, tools, and libraries.

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