Okay.
Now let's talk about comparing the files.
Now the first command we will use, which is the com to compare commands.
So.
Remember when we have the test, the text file here, you can see that we have it here.
So just let's copy this file to make a copy from it using the CP command.
So let's name this test file.
The source is this and the destination it will be just underscore CP Now let's using them editor test
underscore CP and let's delete the last two lines control and how to do such a thing.
Press de to remove a line again.
D As you can see here we have de here de de to remove the files and then shift colon or the colon here.
WQ Okay, now let's clear the screen.
Now we want to compare.
OC Or compare.
Compare the files between this text and test.
Underscore CP the text.
You will notice that it has the all of the following, but the difference is that we have hi again here
and hi there.
And we don't have them there.
All right, cool.
Now let's use another command called Def, the IMF or the difference now def again, the same file and
the second file like this.
And you will notice that on the left file, which is this one, as you can see on the left, we have.
Hi there.
Hi again or hi there.
But here we don't have them.
All right.
Now there is another command called them def.
Okay, so them def use the first line, the first file, I mean, and the second file.
And you will notice actually this is a visual and it is better than the previous.
So here you can see that the high again and type there are here but are not there.
All right now shift colon Q like this and quit again from the other one because we opened two files
and here we can see the difference.
By the way, when def compare def, it has a lot of features.
Just open the manual and look for them like you can see that a lot of options and features.
Okay, for now I just give you a quick introduction about them.
I leave it.
When times come, we can use more feature for them.
For now, keep that on your mind.