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xxd: Hex Dump and Reverse Conversion Tool
The `xxd` command is a tool used to dump (output) files in hexadecimal format or, conversely, to reverse convert a hexadecimal dump back into the original binary file. It is more flexible than `hexdump` and particularly useful when editing the content of a binary file and then converting it back to its original form.
yes: Repeat strings indefinitely
The `yes` command repeatedly outputs a specified string (defaulting to 'y') on a new line. It is primarily used in scripts to automatically provide a 'y' or other response to user confirmation prompts. It continues to run until interrupted by pressing Ctrl+C.
zip Command Guide: Compressing Files and Directories
`zip` command is used to compress files and directories in `.zip` format on Linux and Unix-like operating systems. The `.zip` format is widely supported across various operating systems, including Windows, making it very convenient for file exchange and distribution. Through this guide, learn how to install the `zip` command, basic usage, and various compression options.
zsh: The Z Shell
zsh is a powerful and highly customizable Unix shell. It incorporates many features from Bash, ksh, and tcsh, and offers significant improvements such as advanced autocompletion, themes, and a plugin system, making it popular among developers and power users.