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What does the prefix diff mean?

The prefix "diff" comes from the word difference. It generally indicates a comparison or contrast between two things.

Here are some examples of how "diff" is used as a prefix:

* differs: To be different or unlike.

* difference: The state or quality of being different.

* differential: Relating to or involving a difference.

* differentiate: To distinguish between two or more things.

In the context of software development, "diff" often refers to a specific command or tool used to show the differences between two files or versions of a file. For example, "git diff" is a command in Git that displays changes made to files in a repository.

Therefore, "diff" essentially means "to find the differences between".

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