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{{language|tr}}<code>tr</code> is a standard [[UNIX]] command which takes as arguments two sets of symbols, and processes a data stream converting instances of the first set to the second set. It is a very domain-specific component of the UNIX stream-processing toolchain, and is not Turing-complete. It is present by default on most UNIX-like systems. |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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tr is a standard UNIX command which takes as arguments two sets of symbols, and processes a data stream converting instances of the first set to the second set. It is a very domain-specific component of the UNIX stream-processing toolchain, and is not Turing-complete. It is present by default on most UNIX-like systems.
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