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    Basic command lines

    Thanks Dan for the basic command lines, though I may not understand them right now, I may find them useful at certain stages in my 'learning' of LINUX now and in times to come.

    If I understand those command lines are used in the Terminal, right?

    Pls also enlighten me about the characters at the end of the sentence " Basic command lines......newbie..".(like me&#41". Appreciate feedback by people who are great at programming.

    Thanks again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mhismail View Post
    Thanks Dan for the basic command lines, though I may not understand them right now, I may find them useful at certain stages in my 'learning' of LINUX now and in times to come.

    If I understand those command lines are used in the Terminal, right?

    Pls also enlighten me about the characters at the end of the sentence " Basic command lines......newbie..".(like me&#41". Appreciate feedback by people who are great at programming.

    Thanks again.
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    Yes, the terminal is where commands are given.
    I don't understand what you mean about that sentence, it looks like gibberish/junk. I think it should read like this.
    Basic command lines for newbie like me.
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    I'm not entirely sure I'm answering the right question here but what the heck it's Saturday!

    In many programming languages the . operator is string concatenation and the codes ( that's an open bracket ( and ) is a close bracket )

    they are based on the ASCII code for the character. So it looks like the text Basic command lines for newbie (like me) has been encoded for some reason .

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    Hi,
    Thanks, both your replies help. Really appreciate them. Have a great wekend.
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