Definition: In programming, a "coutelle" is a term used to describe the process of printing data from a file or other source. It is typically used in Unix-like operating systems to output information to the console screen. For instance, if you are using the terminal (like Linux and macOS) or an IDE like Visual Studio Code, you can use the "cat" command followed by "-l" to print all lines of the file. For example: ```bash echo -n "This is
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