echo

From NetBSD Wiki

echo(1) writes its operands to the standard output, separated by single blank (`` '') characters and followed by a newline (``\n'') character.

% echo hello
hello
% echo '2 + 2'
2 + 2
% echo $a
Hello John.

If the -n option is specified, the newline is not appended.

See also

• cat
• ls
• grep
• sed

View source code (Please report any bugs or suggestions here).

• echo.c