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IPython - System Commands
IPython - System Commands
If the statement in the input cell starts with the exclamation symbol (!), it is treated as a system command for underlying operating system. For example, !ls (for pnux) and !dir (for windows) displays the contents of current directory
![Exclamation Symbol (!) Command](/jupyter/images/exclamation_symbol_command.jpg)
The output of system command can also be assigned to a Python variable as shown below −
![Output of system command](/jupyter/images/output_system_command.jpg)
The variable stores output without colors and sppts at newpne characters.
It is also possible to combine Python variables or expressions with system command calls. Variable in curly brackets {} can be embedded in command text. Observe the following example −
![System Command Calls](/jupyter/images/system_command_calls.jpg)
Here is another example to understand that prefixing Python variable with $ also achieves the same result.
![Prefixing Python Variable](/jupyter/images/prefixing_python_variable.jpg)