Explain what theman pages andinfopages are, and describe the differences between the two.

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The most common form of documentation for Linux commands is manual pages (commonly referred to as man pages). Simply type the man command followed by a command name, and extensive information about that Linux command is displayed page-by-page on the terminal screen. This information includes a description of the command and its syntax as well as available options, related files, and commands.?Another utility, originally intended to replace the man command in Linux, is the GNU info pages. You can access this utility by typing the info command followed by the name of the command in question. The info command returns an easy-to-read description of each command and also contains links to other information pages (called hyperlinks). Today however, both the info pages and the manual pages are used to find documentation because manual pages have been utilized in Linux since its conception and for over two decades in the UNIX operating system.