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The '''type''' builtin shell command under some [[shell]]s ([[sh]], [[bash]], and [[zsh]]), returns information about a single ''word''. This command is ''not'' built into the [[C shell]], which is the default in FreeBSD (see [[which]] and [[where]]). | The '''type''' builtin shell command under some [[shell]]s ([[sh]], [[bash]], and [[zsh]]), returns information about a single ''word''. This command is ''not'' built into the [[C shell]], which is the default in FreeBSD (see [[which]] and [[where]]). | ||
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The type builtin shell command under some shells (sh, bash, and zsh), returns information about a single word. This command is not built into the C shell, which is the default in FreeBSD (see which and where).
[edit] Examples
sh$ type type type is a shell builtin
bash$ type -a lynx lynx is aliased to `lynx -use_mouse' lynx is /usr/local/bin/lynx
[edit] C shell equivalent
tcsh> where lynx lynx is aliased to lynx -use_mouse /usr/local/bin/lynx
[edit] Windows command
The DOS command, TYPE, is comparable to the cat command in FreeBSD and other unixlike OSes.
