What does the shell directive rm - f mean

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What does the shell directive rm - f mean
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Rm is used to delete files
-The function of f is to enforce without asking
So the combination is to force the deletion of files
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The fifth virtual terminal is the terminal window where you run the who command
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The colon represents an empty instruction in the shell.
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null command [colon]. This is the shell equivalent of a NOP (no op, a do-nothing operation). It
may be considered a synonym for the shell builtin true. The : command is itself a Bash builtin, and its exit status is true (0).

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: file is used to empty the file
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It roughly means that the completion information of the lunch command is obtained from the output of the function_lunch!
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