The od command in Linux (Octal and Other Formats) is used to view the content of a file in the formats hexadecimal, octal, ASCII and character names.
The frequently used option is:
-t type: Specifies the type of output that the od command should generate.
Possible types are:
Example:
$ cat > arquivo.txt Linux Certification Ctrl d $ od —t x arquivo.txt 0000000 74726543 63696669 6fe3e761 6e694c20 0000020 00007875 0000022
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