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1.1 root 1: #print
2: You have already had some practice in using ">" to capture
3: the output of a program. In much the same way, it
4: is possible to arrange for a program to take its input not
5: from the terminal but from a file.
6: Most UNIX programs are written so that they will read either
7: the terminal or from a list of filenames.
8: To have a program read from a file instead of the terminal,
9: use the "<", like this:
10: pr <file
11: As a simple experiment, determine if
12: pr <file
13: is absolutely identical to
14: pr file
15: Answer yes or no.
16: #create junk
17: you can use this file to play with.
18: #copyin
19: #user
20: #uncopyin
21: #match no
22: #log
23: #next
24: 4.1b 10
25: 4.2a 5
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