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$ tldr -p linux echo
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The command tldr is a tool used for simplified and concise explanations of various commands. It stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read". The -p flag in this context is used to specify the platform for which the command's explanation is intended. In this case, it indicates that the explanation should be provided for the Linux platform.
The echo command is a common command in Linux used to display text or messages on the terminal. By combining tldr -p linux echo, you are requesting a simplified explanation of the echo command specifically for the Linux platform. The tldr command will provide you with a concise summary of how to use the echo command and what it does in the context of Linux.
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