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# print
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> Z Shell (`zsh`) builtin. Prints arguments, similar to `echo`.
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> See also: `echo`, `printf`, `zsh`.
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> More information: <https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Shell-Builtin-Commands.html>.
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- Print input:
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`print "Hello" "World"`
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- Print separated by newline(s):
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2025-02-12 08:28:04 -03:00
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`print -l "Line1" "Line 2" "Line3"`
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- Print without trailing newline:
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`print -n "Hello"; print "World"`
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- Enable backslash escapes:
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`print -e "Line 1\nLine2"`
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- Print arguments as described by 'printf' (for greater portability across shells, consider instead the `printf` command):
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`print -f "%s is %d years old.\n" "Alice" 30`
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