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Learning eight commands might sound daunting. But in reality, these commands work similarly. After learning one, learning the rest will get easier. They all share the same big idea: make a list of their respective categories then pass them the command that you want to run.
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###Argument List
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## Argument List
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The argument list is the most basic list. It creates a list of files. To create a list of file1, file2, and file3, you can run:
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