Which command gives the first byte where the difference is in the file1 & file2 ?
A. diff
B. differ
C. cmp
D. compare
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A. Diff. The diff command will show you the differences between two text files or tell you if two binaries are different.
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Answer:
The command “cmp” is used to compare two files “byte by byte”.
Explanation:
When we compare two files, if there is any difference found in the file, that command reports the location, where the first mismatch is found in the file. If there is no difference found in the file and it is identical.
It does not bother about the continuous mismatch, but it displays the first mismatch.
Syntax:
The below syntax for command “cmp” to compare files.
$ cmp file1 file2
The syntax of the cmp command is simple and easy to understand. The files are compared by using any name like file1 and file2.
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