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The command tldr
is a simplified and more user-friendly alternative to the traditional Unix manual pages (man pages). It provides concise and practical examples of how to use various commands.
In this specific command, tldr -p linux split
, we are using tldr
to access the command summary for the split
command in Linux. The -p linux
option is used to specify the platform as Linux, ensuring that we get the relevant information for Linux-based systems.
The split
command is used to break a large file into smaller parts. It creates multiple smaller files from the original file based on specified criteria, such as the number of lines or the maximum size of each split file.
By executing tldr -p linux split
, you will receive a concise and practical explanation, along with examples, of how to use the split
command in Linux.