Users are allowed to display a particular file in reverse when they are using Linux based computer system. The command cat is used to display a file.
- To view a file in reverse, there is simply the tac command. It is actually the CAT written in reverse:
tac file
- Like the command cat, you can concatenate several files, which will be put together, but in reverse:
tac file1 file2 file3
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