
\S rm \S:  Examples

       rm code

    Removes the file named "code" from the current working directory.

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       rm -i *.o

    You are asked whether each file that ends in ".o" should be removed. If you
    had a file "jqr.o", the \S rm \S command would print

       jqr.o: ?

    \S rm \S waits for you to respond "y" for yes, or "n" for no.

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       rm -rf $HOME/ITEMS

    All files and directories in the directory "$HOME/ITEMS" are removed and
    then the directory "ITEMS" itself is removed.  If you do not have write
    permission for a file, the "f" option removes it without notifying you of
    that fact.
