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The clear command is useful in many situations, most often simply when the terminal window just seems too cluttered. Its hard to see through the messy code that I don’t need any-more; how do I get rid of it? Just type clear.
Syntax:
clear [ any options ignored ]
| clear | Attempts to clear the current terminal screen of output, then return the prompt. |
Examples:
- clear
This will clear any command ive previously typed in the shell window, then return me back to a prompt.
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