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TAR files are archive files used to store multiple files in a single container, commonly used on Unix and Linux systems. The name stands for 'Tape Archive,' reflecting its original purpose of writing sequentially to tape drives for backup and distribution.
A TAR file contains a series of file headers followed by file data, preserving metadata like permissions, timestamps, and directory structures. Its simplicity and efficiency have made it a standard for software distribution and system backups since the early days of Unix.
TAR files do not compress data by themselves; they simply bundle files together. They are often combined with compression tools like gzip or bzip2, resulting in extensions like .tar.gz or .tar.bz2 to save space.
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