.CD "echo \(en print the arguments"
.SX "echo\fR [\fB\(enn\fR] \fIargument\fR ..."
.FL "\(enn" "No line feed is output when done"
.EX "echo Start Phase 1" "\*(OQStart Phase 1\*(CQ is printed"
.EX "echo \(enn Hello" "\*(OQHello\*(CQ is printed without a line feed"
.PP
.I Echo 
writes its arguments to standard output.
They are separated by blanks and terminated with a line feed unless
.B \(enn
is present.
This command is used mostly in shell scripts.