Answer Posted / tubecharger

In unix, echo is used to display whatever is following it
onto the terminal or screen. Special characters get handled
differently and are processed by the shell with their
special meaning. If special characters are to be displayed
using echo, then they must be preceded by a back-slash or
put in quotes or double quotes or a combination of all of
these depending on what you are trying to do.
For example:
example 1:
echo hello world
displays
hello world

example 2:
echo "Hello there!"
displays
Hello there!
(and here the special character ! is quoted so that it's
special meaning is ignored.)

example 3:
set message = "this is a message."
echo $message
displays
this is a message.

echo on - by itself does not turn on and off echoing of
commands to the terminal. echo on simply types "on" at the
terminal.

echo string >> filename may work on some systems but the
conventional way of doing this is using the cat command:
cat "hello world" > filename

Refer to the man page on csh, bash or sh for more details on
the echo command.

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