Quick Context: today I talk about the `install` command which I mostly use in Dockerfiles -- and no it doesn't have anything to do with package ... today I talk about the differences between the shell builtin and the command `time` and some cool uses for both of them!
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today I talk about the `install` command which I mostly use in Dockerfiles -- and no it doesn't have anything to do with package ... today I talk about the differences between the shell builtin and the command `time` and some cool uses for both of them! today I talk about if statement "syntax" and why it's not really syntax but a very special builtin emulating the "test"
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- today I talk about the `install` command which I mostly use in Dockerfiles -- and no it doesn't have anything to do with package ...
- today I talk about the differences between the shell builtin and the command `time` and some cool uses for both of them!
- today I talk about if statement "syntax" and why it's not really syntax but a very special builtin emulating the "test"
- in today's video I answer why sometimes things are shell builtins (true, cd, test, etc.)!
- today I talk about "heredocs" and how you can pass a more structured "paste" into stdin.
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