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Created on Apr 10, 2018

This example shows a command-line workflow for copying a file from a remote server to a local machine using `scp`. The visualization consists of a single terminal command that transfers `log.txt` from the server host to the current directory, with no graphical output. The code relies on the standard Unix `scp` utility, invoked via the shell script `run_scp.sh`, and demonstrates secure file transfer syntax with the `username@serverhost.com` address and the source path `/file/you/want/log.txt`. No JavaScript libraries or rendering APIs are involved.

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