ID: 356

Convert the given description to a bash command. read the first 10 lines from f

Aligned LLM's Response:

To read the first 1 0 lines from a file named " f " in bash , you can use the following command : \n ``` bash \n cat f <</a> | head - n 1 0 \n ``` \n This command uses the ` cat ` command to display the contents of the file " f ", and then pip es the output to the ` head ` command , which is used to display the first 1 0 lines of the input . The `<</a> | ` symbol is used to redirect the output of the ` cat ` command to the ` head ` command . </s>

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