
\S cat \S:  Examples

       cat textfile

    Prints the contents of the file "textfile" in the current working directory
    to standard output.

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       cat /etc/passwd /etc/group >> groupfile

    Adds the contents of the files "/etc/passwd" and "/etc/group" to the end of
    the file "groupfile."




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       cat -vt chapter1 chapter2 > hidden.char

    Prints the contents of "chapter1" and "chapter2" in the file "hidden.char".
    Characters that are normally non-printing characters, show up as "^G", and
    tab characters print as "^I".

