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- bin格式的文件一般用来做什么的？如何打开？哪些情况下打不开？ - 知乎
由于bin文件是二进制的内容，您可以使用记事本或者ue阅读器打开看看，一般能显示一些内容字母或数字或者乱码什么的。 如果不清楚您的这个bin文件是用在什么地方的，那么从这些内容里可能可以发现一些线索，但没有迹象表明里面保证能发现什么。
- bin文件怎么打开？ - 知乎
今天刚巧收到BIN文件两个。本想百度怎么打开，看到一水儿的答案说：这是万能的格式。。。各种软件都能打开。。。巴拉巴拉小魔仙。。。看得我云里雾里。。。 不管了，先试试用各种软件操一遍： 这是原文件，可以看出是 bin（我们又不瞎 (╯‵ ′)╯︵┻━┻
- shell-script headers (#! bin sh vs #! bin csh) - Stack Overflow
The #! line tells the kernel (specifically, the implementation of the execve system call) that this program is written in an interpreted language; the absolute pathname that follows identifies the interpreter
- Why do you need to put #! bin bash at the beginning of a script file?
So if you set the executable flag and then type yourscript extension, for example, helloworld py or helloworld sh, it will look for the interpreter at that top line, which would be #! bin python or !# bin bash, whereas when executing the script like python helloworld py, the first line will not be observed because it is commented out So
- Kusto - How does bin () summarize timestamp - Stack Overflow
KQL bin on timestamp yields different results than on unix timestamp Hot Network Questions In GLM, why is the dispersion parameter common to the whole dataset instead of being group-specific?
- windows - bin directory and PATH - Stack Overflow
The bin directory contains the essential user binaries (programs) that must be present when the system is mounted in single-user mode Applications such as Firefox are stored in usr bin, while important system programs and utilities such as the bash shell are located in bin
- #! bin bash -e :: what is `-e`? other arguments? - Super User
We all know that we always use #! bin bash as a rule of thumb for first line of script, as always I made it as a habit of closing the script with exit 0 every time for any script that comes with #! bin bash Just recently I came across to this script and was puzzled and tried to find exactly what is this is: #! bin bash -e
- What is the difference between bin and usr bin ? - Super User
Before large disks became common, bin (being in the root " " partition) would be mounted first, and usr bin possibly a little later, to allow for disk-checking, other system maintenance The root filesystem could be a smaller disk (with fewer programs)
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