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== Overwrite File with specific content/string: == | == Overwrite File with specific content/string: == | ||
| − | + | ==== Command: ==== | |
''echo "<string>" > <filename>'' | ''echo "<string>" > <filename>'' | ||
| − | ''printf "<string> | + | ''printf "<string>" > <filename>'' |
| − | + | ==== Example: ==== | |
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''echo "hello" > beispiel.txt'' | ''echo "hello" > beispiel.txt'' | ||
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== Append File with specific content/string: == | == Append File with specific content/string: == | ||
| − | + | ==== Command: ==== | |
''echo "<string>" >> <filename>'' | ''echo "<string>" >> <filename>'' | ||
''printf "<string>"" >> <filename>'' | ''printf "<string>"" >> <filename>'' | ||
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''echo "hello" >> beispiel.txt'' | ''echo "hello" >> beispiel.txt'' | ||
''printf "hello" >> beispiel.txt'' | ''printf "hello" >> beispiel.txt'' | ||
Latest revision as of 09:49, 14 April 2025
This Page is for a Cheat Sheet of Linux commands.
Contents
Overwrite File with specific content/string:[edit]
Command:[edit]
echo "<string>" > <filename>
printf "<string>" > <filename>
Example:[edit]
echo "hello" > beispiel.txt
printf "hello" > beispiel.txt
Append File with specific content/string:[edit]
Command:[edit]
echo "<string>" >> <filename>
printf "<string>"" >> <filename>
Example:[edit]
echo "hello" >> beispiel.txt
printf "hello" >> beispiel.txt
