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Tutorial: added short example
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You do not need to worry about partially executed commands - that is
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impossible.
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If you absolutely want to run a subprocess command, you can always
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force xonsh to do so with the syntax that we will see in the following
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sections.
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.. note:: If you would like to explicitly run a subprocess command, you can always
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use the formal xonsh subprocess syntax that we will see in the following
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sections. For example: ``![ls -l]``.
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**Added:**
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* Added example of subproc calling to the tutorial.
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