There is bug in rm command by which we can not delete a special file with
dash(-) in front of them.
Like rm -file, rm "-file" will not delete the file (-file)
Basically what it doing is that it doesn't recognise (-) this as a file
name part even when using (\-). This bug will work on most of utilities
like cat, cp etc
Thanks and regards
Single quote behave normally but double quote is replacing the "$$"
character with pid of open shell and "$" would not print
anything as if it acting as a comment. Basically the problem is that double
is parsing some of special character which it should not.
In the attachment you would see hash hav
