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actually was inverted from common English usage. Thus the

syntax was born, one of the dozens of utilities that resided on the PDP and DEC machines. As late as the mid 1970s, PIP was in common use, along-side its descendant. After Gary Kildall started CP/M, he took the PIP and file concepts as well. The protean utilities which move data can also be seen in the UNIX

which also ran on the Teletype workstations of the early 1970s and which survive in MS-DOS.

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