In Linux, a "-" precedes a(n)____.
A)argument
B)option
C)keyword
D)command

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In Linux, a "-" before a letter or word represents an option. For example, "-h" is an option to display help information. Arguments are values or data presented after the command and options have been specified. Keywords are not typically preceded by a "-" and represent reserved words in the programming language. Commands do not use a "-" to indicate its function.

In Linux, a "-" Precedes A(n)____