How to Use the ‘bat’ Command in Linux
The bat command in Linux, short for “Basic Attention Token,”offers a more visually appealing way to view file contents compared to the traditional cat command. It provides syntax highlighting, line numbering, and a host of other features that make reading files a breeze. Similar to commands like less and more, the bat command enhances the user’s ability to interact with text files.
Primarily used by system admins, developers, and data analysts, the bat command proves handy for
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