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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论（解答室） » What does ">" mean?

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Floor1　jgty727	Posted 2005-08-16 20:47
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echo I want to output >1.txt. After looking at this code, I don't understand the > here. Shouldn't >> be used for appending? ---------- Edited by willsort ---------- In HTML language, "&gt" represents the ">" symbol. "&lt" represents the "<" symbol (4th floor) There was a fault during the conversion of the forum from Chinadotnet to Discuz!, which is the reason for the phenomenon the original poster saw. &gt is the original > sign (5th floor) ---------- Edited by willsort ---------- [ Last edited by willsort on 2005-8-19 at 18:35 ]

Floor2　Michael	Posted 2005-08-16 21:16
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HTML language-specific escape characters.

Floor3　cheng059830	Posted 2005-08-16 22:47
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Floor4　Michael	Posted 2005-08-16 22:52
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Just like in the C language, "\n" is used to represent a newline and "\t" represents a tab. In HTML, "&gt" is used to represent the ">" symbol, and "&lt" is used to represent the "<" symbol.

Floor5　Climbing	Posted 2005-08-17 14:25
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Hey, the forum had a malfunction during the transition from Chinanews to Discuz!, which is the reason for the phenomenon the original poster saw. The > is just the original > sign, but there was an error during the forum transition.

Floor6　qcqzlj	Posted 2006-08-15 16:41
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I pondered for a long time and still couldn't figure it out, but finally found out that it was >. Hehe, thanks.

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