ECHO(1)                              BSD                               ECHO(1)



NAME
     echo - echo arguments

SYNOPSIS
     echo [ -n ] [ arg ... ]

DESCRIPTION
     echo writes its arguments separated by blanks, and terminated by a
     newline, on the standard output.  If you specify the -n option, echo
     doesn't add a newline to the output.

     echo is useful for producing diagnostics in shell programs and for
     writing constant data on pipes.

     To send diagnostics to the standard error file in a /bin/sh shell script,
     specify the following:

          echo ... 1>&2

SEE ALSO
     csh(1), sh(1)