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[#1116] How can we specify more than one command in the command line at the same time?

(A) using

(B) using >

(C) using ==

(D) not possible

Correct Answer

(A) using

[#1117] Every pattern in case statement in terminated with a . . . . . . . .

(A) :

(B) //

Correct Answer

:

[#1118] For escaping the newline character we can use . . . . . . . .

(A) /

(B) \

(C) ?

Correct Answer

(B) \

[#1119] Which of the following is not true about UNIX?

(A) Many people can use a UNIX based computer at the same time hence UNIX is called as a multiuser system

(B) A user can run multiple programs at the same time hence UNIX is called a multitasking environment

(C) UNIX was not written in 'C' language

(D) Linux is also known as a version of UNIX

Correct Answer

(C) UNIX was not written in 'C' language

[#1120] Which symbol is used to separate more than one command in the same command line?

(A) $

(B) #

(C) :

Correct Answer

$

Explanation

Solution: In Unix, the semicolon (
) symbol is used to separate more than one command in the same command line. This allows you to execute multiple commands sequentially on a single command line. So,
is the symbol used to separate more than one command in the same command line.

Unix - Study Mode

[#1116] How can we specify more than one command in the command line at the same time?

Correct Answer

[#1117] Every pattern in case statement in terminated with a . . . . . . . .

Correct Answer

[#1118] For escaping the newline character we can use . . . . . . . .

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[#1119] Which of the following is not true about UNIX?

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[#1120] Which symbol is used to separate more than one command in the same command line?

Correct Answer

Explanation