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env Command - Run a Command in a Modified Environment
env is used to run a command in a modified environment or to print the current environment variables. It is commonly used in scripts and for debugging.
Syntax
env [options] [name=value ...] [command [args ...]]
Examples
env
Print the current environment variables.
FOO=bar env
Run env with a temporary environment variable FOO set to bar.
Notes
- Commonly used in shebang lines (e.g.,
#!/usr/bin/env python3
). - Can be used to clear the environment with
-i
option. - Useful for debugging environment issues in scripts.