echo Command echo
Repeat/expand an argument
echo [-n] [argument ...]
echo prints each argument on the standard output, placing a space
between each argument. It appends a newline to the end of the
output unless the -n flag is present.
If argument is a variable, echo will expand it before printing
it. For example, if you type:
set ECHO=hello
echo $ECHO
the shell prints
hello
on your screen.
***** See Also *****
commands, sh
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