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      <title>Command concatenation in the terminal</title>
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      <description>You may know that you can chain commands at the terminal. So instead of writing
$ echo &#39;foo&#39; $ echo &#39;bar&#39;  And hitting return after each one, you could type:
$ echo &#39;foo&#39; &amp;amp;&amp;amp; echo &#39;bar&#39;  And achieve much the same thing - not exactly the same output but often close enough. I frequently use this combination in my JavaScript app development:
rm -rf node_modules &amp;amp;&amp;amp; npm i &amp;amp;&amp;amp; say done  That&amp;rsquo;s a freebie.</description>
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