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1. Name

yes [man page] - output a string repeatedly until killed

2. Synopsis

yes [STRING]...
yes OPTION

3. Examples

yes command is used mainly for a testing purposes. It repeatedly prints "y" to the sttout until it is killed. Press CTRL + c to finish yes execution.

$ yes

yes - repeatedly prints y

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