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Use `sha1sum` command to calculate the SHA1 hash code for a set of files.
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| # Format | |
| sha1sum <files> | |
| # Example: | |
| sha1sum document.docx | |
| # ab9d7658e42da2a00c56d3bc6cdf1d9d5f0d3c6e document.docx | |
| # Using multiple arguments: | |
| sha1sum document.docx another_file.docx | |
| # ab9d7658e42da2a00c56d3bc6cdf1d9d5f0d3c6e document.docx | |
| # 34cf8ec781d7f8add928fb0303b21c2fb0dd9126 another_file.docx | |
| # Using a glob: | |
| sha1sum *.docx | |
| # ab9d7658e42da2a00c56d3bc6cdf1d9d5f0d3c6e document.docx | |
| # 34cf8ec781d7f8add928fb0303b21c2fb0dd9126 another_file.docx | |
| # Piped to previous command, using stdout as data input. | |
| echo 'Hello world!' | sha1sum |
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