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You've got a few ways to check your Average Monthly Balance (AMB) with HDFC. The easiest method is probably through NetBanking. Once you log in, just head to your Account Summary. Click on your account number there. The next page will show you more details, and your average monthly balance should be listed. The mobile app is quite similar; just tap on your account after logging in to view the specifics. Another really simple way is to check your monthly e-statement. HDFC usually puts the AMB right in the summary section of the PDF file. Of course, you could also call customer service or visit a branch, but doing it online is definitely quicker.
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In our body, blood passes through the heart two times for one complete round. This is called double circulation. First, blood goes to the lungs for oxygen and comes back. Then, this oxygen-rich blood goes from the heart to all body parts. It keeps pure and impure blood separate.
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That's a rather common point of confusion. 'bquote' isn't a command itself, but rather refers to the backquote character (), which is often found on the same key as the tilde (~).
Essentially, it’s a mechanism known as command substitution. The shell executes whatever is inside the backquotes first. Then, it replaces the entire backquoted expression with the command's output.
For instance, if you type echo "Today's date is
date"
, the shell first runs the date
command. It then substitutes the output of date
directly into your echo
command before running it.
It's worth noting that this syntax is a bit old-fashioned. Modern practice strongly favours using $(...)
instead, as in echo "Today's date is $(date)"
. This newer form is much clearer to read and, crucially, nests far more easily. In essence, it’s a way to use the result of one command within another.
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