The wide used syntax for creating an command substitution is trough the backticks
....
Your backticks aren't actually shown though, you would have to type them like so:
(2 ticks, space, 1 tick, dots, 1 tick, space, 2 ticks) to display: `...`
The wide used syntax for creating an command substitution is trough the backticks
....
Your backticks aren't actually shown though, you would have to type them like so:
(2 ticks, space, 1 tick, dots, 1 tick, space, 2 ticks) to display: `...`
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