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In this tutorial, we saw how to say yes to all when using the rm command on a linux system If string is not specified, the word it repeats is y As if a user have lots of patience and time, then he also have time to give 'yes' several time.i have assumed that he want to remove all file with one command.

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This isn't the accepted answer, but it is 100% correct (as opposed to the accepted answer which guesses it can't be done) Description the yes command outputs the same string, string, in a constant stream Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to say “yes” to all prompts in the command prompt

Whether you’re a seasoned user or a beginner, we’ll cover both the formal and informal ways to accomplish this, along with some handy tips and examples.

I want to rm a directory but don't waht to have to click y enter when it prompts me about all the files inside What option would add to rm to make it say yes to all? So i can't do this interactively, i.e Yes command inserts the y character of stdin infinitely times

You can use it in way of stdin redirection to another command Let's write small script, that will expect three lines of text from you Echo $aaa, $bbb, $ccc now, try to execute our script with yes in pipe: The yes command in linux is used to repeatedly output a string (by default, “y” or “yes”) until it is stopped

It is commonly used to automatically answer “yes” or any other desired input to prompts in scripts or commands that require user interaction.