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In ex-mode, current line is represented by ___(a) :(b) $(c) >(d) .I had been asked this question in an online interview.This intriguing question originated from Vi-Ex Mode topic in chapter The Vi Editor of Unix

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Correct option is (d) .

To explain: In ex-mode, the current line is represented by a (.) while : is used to invoke the ex-mode commands. The > is a REDIRECTION SYMBOL used for redirecting OUTPUT to a specified file.



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