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--- competitive_programming:linux [2018/08/14 10:18]
jguerin Removed interactive interpreter section. Moved to its own page in this namespace.
+++ competitive_programming:linux [2018/08/15 10:48] (current)
jguerin Moved Python section down to deemphasize it.
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 This section assumes a basic working knowledge of Unix development including the use of an command-line editor (e.g., [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/|Emacs]], Vim), basic Unix commands and utilities (e.g., ls, cd, man), and development toolchains (g++, Python3, Make).
-===== Python3 Command-Line Arguments =====
-Consider the Python code:
-<file python test.py>
-</file>
-==== -c Command Flag ====
-While only occasionally convenient, limited Python3 code can also be entered directly on the command line with the command (''-c'') flag.
-<code python>
-$ python3 -c "print('Hello') ; print('World!')"
-Hello
-World!
-</code>
 ===== Pipes and Redirects =====
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 ===== Bash Scripts =====
+===== Python3 Command-Line Arguments =====
+Consider the Python code:
+<file python test.py>
+</file>
+==== -c Command Flag ====
+While only occasionally convenient, limited Python3 code can also be entered directly on the command line with the command (''-c'') flag.
+<code python>
+$ python3 -c "print('Hello') ; print('World!')"
+Hello
+World!
+</code>
 ===== Additional Resources =====
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 /tmp/
 </code>

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