The program works as a shell script too so rather than having to do
sh applin.c
one can do
./applin.c
though of course they could also do
sh applin.c
if they wanted to.
Since the 'to use' shows './applin' the 'try' no longer shows it.
Instead it just shows './applin.c'.
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16 lines
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cat =13 /*/ >/dev/null 2>&1; echo "Hello, world!"; exit
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*
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* This program works under cc, f77, and /bin/sh.
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*
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*/; main() {
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write(
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cat-~-cat
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/*,'(
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*/
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,"Hello, world!"
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,
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cat); putchar(~-~-~-cat); } /*
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,)')
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end
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*/
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