Linux Command File Content Query command-od, linux Command query od

Linux Command File Content Query command-od, linux Command query od

Name: od

Location:/usr/bin/od

Permission: All Users

Purpose: view non-plain text files, such as binary files

Usage: od [-t TYPE] File

-T can be followed by outputs of various types

A: Default reason characters are output.

C: output using ASCII characters

D [size]: output data in decimal format. Each integer occupies size bytes.

F [size]: outputs data using floating point numbers. Each integer occupies size bytes.

O [size]: Outputs Data Using octal. Each integer occupies size bytes.

X [size]: The hexadecimal format is used to output data. Each integer occupies size bytes.

For example:

$ Od-t c/etc/issue0000000 U B u n t u 1 2. 0 4 l t S0000020 \ n \ l \ n \ n0000030 $ od-t d/etc/issue0000000 1853186645 824210804 875572786 13980334400000020 544103456