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How to use the command 'command' (with examples)
The command utility in Unix-like operating systems is a shell built-in designed to ensure that a specified command is executed as intended, bypassing any shell functions, builtins, or aliases with the same name.
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How to use the command 'comp' (with examples)
The comp command is a valuable utility for comparing the contents of two files or sets of files within a Windows environment.
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