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It depends, could be either, often depends on flags. For example, mkdir dir (error if it exists) / mkdir -p dir (no error if it exists). The latter style allo
by tacostakohashi 5y ago
It depends, could be either, often depends on flags.
For example, mkdir dir (error if it exists) / mkdir -p dir (no error if it exists).
The latter style allows for creating idempotent scripts, which can be nice.