shell This code uses the
echo -n "Hello" && echo -n " " && echo -n "World" && echo !echo command to print out “Hello”, followed by a space, then “World”. The exclamation mark at the end is simply for demonstration purposes and has no effect on the output. However, it does terminate the script as an exit command in some cases. The -n flag suppresses the newline character that would normally be added after each echo command, so that the three words are printed out without any extra spaces or line breaks between them.
shell This is the output of the script when executed in a Hamilton C shell.
Hello World!
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