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Writing More Compact Bash Code
In any programming language, idioms may be used that may not seem obvious from reading the manual. Often these usages of the language represent ways to make your code more compact (as in requiring fewer lines of code). Of course, some will eschew these idioms believing they represent bad style. Style, of course, is in the eyes of beholder, and this article is not intended as an exercise in defining good or bad style. So for those who may be tempted to comment on the grounds of style I would (re)direct your attention to /dev/null.
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How to Run Commands Simultaneously in Linux
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How to Remove Packages with Dependencies Using Yum
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How To Force APT Package Manager To Use IPv4 In Ubuntu 16.04
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How to fix Indigo Error on Kodi
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