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The command "tldr -p linux tr" is a combination of two different commands: "tldr" and "tr".
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TLDR: The "tldr" command stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read" and is a simplified and concise version of traditional man pages. It is a community-driven tool that provides short, practical examples and explanations for various command-line operations. The "tldr" command aims to help users quickly understand and utilize different commands without going through lengthy manuals.
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tr: The "tr" command stands for "translate" and is used to replace or remove specific characters from standard input or files. It is a simple and versatile character-based stream editor in Linux.
Combining these two commands, "tldr -p linux tr" essentially means that you want to obtain a simplified explanation and examples of the "tr" command in the Linux environment using the "tldr" tool. It will provide you with a brief summary of the "tr" command's usage and options, along with practical examples that showcase its functionality.