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The command "tldr -p linux realpath" is used to display a simplified version of the documentation or usage examples for the "realpath" command specifically on the Linux operating system.
Here's a breakdown of each component:
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"tldr" stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read". It is a command-line utility that provides concise and easily understandable summaries of various commands or utilities.
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"-p" is a command-line flag or option used with "tldr". In this context, it instructs "tldr" to present the documentation specific to the Linux platform.
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"linux" is an argument provided after the "-p" flag, specifying the platform for which you want to see the command documentation.
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"realpath" is the specific command for which you want to view the documentation or usage examples. "realpath" is used to resolve the complete or absolute path of a given file or directory.
By executing "tldr -p linux realpath", you will be presented with a simplified summary or examples of how to use the "realpath" command on a Linux system.