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Sometimes it's expedient to quickly recall a previous command without the need to retype it. The most common means of doing this is to use the up arrow. Let's try it: | |||
Sometimes it's expedient to quickly recall a previous command without the need to | |||
{{ConsoleLine|john-williams@codermerlin:~$ |ls}} | {{ConsoleLine|john-williams@codermerlin:~$ |ls}} | ||
Now, let's repeat the command, but rather than | Now, let's repeat the command, but rather than typing in '''ls''' again, try pressing the up arrow key: | ||
{{ConsoleLine|john-williams@codermerlin:~$ |{{Key|↑}}}} | {{ConsoleLine|john-williams@codermerlin:~$ |{{Key|↑}}}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:22, 22 February 2023
Within these castle walls be forged Mavens of Computer Science ...
— Merlin, The Coder
Sometimes it's expedient to quickly recall a previous command without the need to retype it. The most common means of doing this is to use the up arrow. Let's try it:
john-williams@codermerlin:~$ ls
Now, let's repeat the command, but rather than typing in ls again, try pressing the up arrow key:
john-williams@codermerlin:~$ ↑
Try pressing the ↑ and ↓ several times.
Observe
Observe, Ponder, and Journal: : Section 5
- What happens each time you press the ↑?
- What happens each time you press the ↓?
