remove the trailing forward slashes “/” from the NAME

dirname command

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dirname Command dirname is mostly used in situations where you need to strip the last component from an absolute file name. used to remove the trailing forward slashes “/” from the NAME and prints the remaining portion. If the argument NAME does not contain the forward-slash “/” then it simply prints dot “.”. Example: # dirname /home/example/foo/ output: /home/example # dirname foo/file.txt output: foo … Read more