Diff vs. vimdiff command Linux detailed

There are two of these commands that are sometimes encountered in the daily work of Linux:

Diff and Vimdiff, both commands are used to compare file differences.

①diff

Let's go straight to the example:

Below I create a file, then the CP and then modify, and then do the comparison:

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②vimdiff

This command, like diff, can be said to be the enhanced version of diff, highlighting the differences between the two files:

Also take the above example to explain:

Terminal input: Vimdiff test.bak test

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Diff vs. vimdiff command Linux detailed