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A big difference between the program under the command line and the program under the graphical interface is input and output. Graphics Interface Program is event-driven, no matter what function to complete, must start the main window; command-line programs are instruction-driven, what instructions users give, what input they give, what output the program produces, and then the program ends. Understanding this is essential if you want to move from a graphical interface to a command line operatio

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In Cron, everyone prefers to write command >/dev/null.I have been wondering what it means. First, the "" in it does not mean running in the background. cron does not need to write back-end operations. He found the following information, ">/dev/null" is short for ">/dev/null 2> 1. The latter's explanation i

In the shell program, the most commonly used FD (file descriptor) is about three, respectively:0 is a file descriptor that represents the standard input (stdin)1 is a file descriptor that represents the standard output (stdout)2 is a file descriptor that represents a standard error (STDERR)In the standard case, these FD are associated with the following devices, respectively:stdin (0): Keyboard keyboard input, and return in frontSTDOUT (1): Monitor correct return value output to front endSTDERR

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