Command line question.

I want to make sure: how should I interpret "$ concord verne.txt"?

  "$ " is the system prompt. Your prompt may not be the same as this one. You
  can figure out what your prompt is by pressing return (or enter) a few times.
  Whatever gets printed out after each return is your prompt.

  "concord" is the command; the name of the program you're running. You may
  have to type "./concord" if you get a "command not found" error and you're in
  the same directory as concord.

  "verne.txt" is the filename.

  As always, double quotes should be removed from any examples of things you
  type.
Received on Sat Feb 24 2007 - 16:13:33 EST