The following typographical conventions are used in this book:
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Constant width Is used to indicate command-line computer output, computer-generated messages, and code examples. It is also used when referring to parameters in text.
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Constant width italic Is used to indicate variables in examples and text, and comments in examples.
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Constant width bold Is used to indicate user input in examples.
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