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To enter several commands on the one command line, use a ; (semicolon) to separate each one from the next. For example:
cd ..; ls -l
This command line contains two commands. The first, cd .. changes the current directory to the parent directory. The second, ls -l produces a long listing of the contents of the curent directory.
If necessary you can continue the commands onto another line.
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