⟩ What is the use of fcntl function? a) locking a file b) reading the file descriptor flag c) changing the file status flag d) all the above
d) all the above
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#!/bin/sh
san_function() {
echo "Welcome to the google"
printf "World of Linuxn"
}
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san_function
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