what is command like " #(cd unixos; pwd) " tell me OUTPUT
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Answer Posted / louis
the commands in () will be lanched in a new (sub-)shell
in this shell you will change dir or have an error (no dir),
and have you current dir
all the display of potential error and the working directory
will be displayed in the subshell and thus you will not see
the outputs
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