CCat

CCat is a command-line utility that displays the contents of a file, similar to the standard Unix `cat` command. It is designed to be a simple and efficient tool for viewing text files directly in the terminal. CCat supports basic file viewing functionality and can be used to concatenate multiple files into a single output stream. Its primary purpose is to provide a straightforward way to inspect file contents without the need for more complex text editors.

The functionality of CCat is largely centered around its ability to read from standard input or from specified files. When a file is provided as an argument, CCat reads its content and prints it to the standard output. If multiple files are listed, CCat processes them in the order they are given, appending the content of each subsequent file to the output. This makes it useful for quickly combining text from different sources. CCat is often employed in shell scripting for simple text manipulation tasks or for displaying configuration files. It is a lightweight alternative for users who require only the most fundamental file viewing capabilities from their command-line tools.