tar is a command-line program that creates and manipulates archive files. Files with a .tar extension are sometimes called tarballs as they provide a way to combine multiple files into a single binary file. The tar format itself is not a compression format, but tarballs are often compressed with compression formats such as gzip or bzip. Tarball files compressed with gzip are commonly given file extensions .tar.gz or .tgz.
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