A switch is a command following ____.
A) \*, \#, \@, or \!
B) \*, \&, \@, or \!
C) \&, \#, \@, or \!
D) \*, \#, \@, or \?

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A switch is a command following a single dash or double dash ("-") and is typically used to specify options or parameters for the command. The options and parameters are usually specified using letters, such as "-f" for "force" or "-v" for "verbose", and are sometimes referred to as "switches". The options and parameters are not restricted to any specific set of characters, but in general, they do not include any special characters such as "*", "&", "#", etc.

A Switch Is a Command Following ____