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>**Important:** Library names are case-sensitive and should be written in lowercase. Method names are not case-sensitive
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## Using methods
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Like most other programs intended for use in bat/sh scripts, each separate action of Oint CLI is called by a full command line of the following form:
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After executing the requested action, the program outputs the result and exits. By default, the output is displayed in the console, but you can redirect it to a file using either the standard method `>` or by using the common parameter `--out`. The difference between these two methods lies in the encoding of the saved file: when using `>`, it will be the encoding of the shell, whereas when using `--out`, it will be UTF-8 (used internally by OInt). Additionally, using `--out` is mandatory for methods returning binary data in the response (such as downloading a file from Google Drive, for example)
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You can find all further information you might need for work in other sections of this documentation, as well as in the built-in help of OInt CLI
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