Explain the differences between the output of each command.

Try giving these two commands:
$ echo cat
$ cat echo


The first command causes echo to display the characters c, a, and t on the
screen. The second command uses cat to copy the contents of a file named
echo to the screen. If there is no file named echo, cat displays an error
message.

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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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