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"If width is not specified using -w option, by default, 'fold' breaks lines wider than 80 columns. The output is split into as many lines as necessary. "Lets have one example to see how fold can be useful in breaking long lines in a file. "Print the alphabets from A-Z"
"Lets have one example to see how fold can be useful in breaking long lines in a file.
"Print the alphabets from A-Z"
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