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Questions - terminal

Is there a way to know when a script has finished running on a terminal?

I ran a python script overnight, and it was already done when I checked the code in the morning. Is there a time log stored somewhere of when the python script finished executing? Or maybe a log of th...
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Sashank

logging

time

terminal

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

I don't know if Ubuntu automatically logs your script, but you can always use datetime with print, which is an easy way of knowing when it starts of finishes. Here's a link
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Léo Langevin-Gascon

Silver Searcher: How can I only return results in folders matching a pattern?

My file structure is like this: A G (want to ignore) H (want to ignore) X (contains files I want to search) B G (want to ignore) H (want to ignore) X (contains files I want to search...
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veeTrain

command-line

terminal

grep

ag

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

Simple ag command is not enough I don't think this simply just via ag (The silver searcher) command only. You need to somehow filter the input files from the whole directory tree, filtered based on X...
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tukan

why cout statement in Ubuntu not working as expected?

I tried to write this code in Ubuntu and run it from terminal but the problem is the second "cout" statement prined before the first one. for (int i = 5; i > 0; i--) { cout << &...
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Munir Mohamed

c++

ubuntu

terminal

command

cout

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

Chromebook trouble entering Perl variables with perl -e in terminal

I am learning how to use Perl on chrome. When I attempt to enter a variable in terminal it gives me this output. I know how to run code with files, just trying to see what I can do directly in the ter...
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Stepdeff

perl

variables

terminal

chromebook

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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You have to have quotes around the code stepdeff@penguin:~$ perl -e'$var = 10;'
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