The Unix philosophy refers to a set of concepts and practices that guide the design and implementation of Unix operating systems and the software that runs on them. It emphasizes simplicity, modularity, and clarity in software development. Here are some key principles of the Unix philosophy: 1. **Do One Thing and Do It Well**: Programs should be designed to accomplish a specific task effectively. Each program should focus on a single function or responsibility, which allows for greater efficiency and easier debugging.
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