How to display the first 10 bytes?

To display the first 10 bytes of a file in Linux, you can use the head command with the -c option. Here’s how to do it:

Command:

head -c 10 filename.txt

Explanation:

• head: This command is used to read the beginning of a file.
• -c 10: The -c option specifies the number of bytes to display. In this case, 10 means the first 10 bytes.
• filename.txt: Replace this with the path to your actual file.

Example:

If you have a file named example.txt and you want to see the first 10 bytes, you would run:

head -c 10 example.txt

This will output the first 10 bytes of example.txt. If you have any further questions or need additional examples, feel free to ask!