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Which is the correct syntax to display the calendar of September 2005?

  1. Cal 9 2005

  2. Calendar 2005

  3. 2005 cal

  4. 9 2005 calendar
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Explanation

The Unix/Linux 'cal' command displays a calendar. The syntax is 'cal [month] [year]' where month is optional. 'Cal 9 2005' correctly specifies September (9th month) of 2005. Option B misses the month parameter, and the others have incorrect syntax.

AI explanation

To display the calendar of September 2005, the correct syntax is:

A. Cal 9 2005

Option A) Cal 9 2005 - This option is correct because the "cal" command followed by the month and year (in this case, 9 for September and 2005) will display the calendar for that specific month and year.

Option B) Calendar 2005 - This option is incorrect because the "calendar" command is not the correct command to display the calendar. The correct command is "cal".

Option C) 2005 cal - This option is incorrect because the "cal" command should be used before the month and year, not after.

Option D) 9 2005 calendar - This option is incorrect because the "calendar" command should be used after the month and year, not before.

The correct answer is A) Cal 9 2005.

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