False(command)
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The false command has no output, and is used in shell scripting for its exit status (always 1, considered false by shells.)
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Most (all?) Linux distributions incorporate this from the GNU Coreutils: man page
Related Commands
- true - gives exit status 0.
- test - tests things at run-time
- expr - evaluates an expression, result to stdout