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Expand Up @@ -72,9 +72,9 @@ If the algorithm output is text, then the `result` field of the response will be
```python
algo = client.algo('demo/Hello/0.1.1')
response = algo.pipe("HAL 9000")
print response.result # Hello, world!
print response.metadata # Metadata(content_type='text',duration=0.0002127)
print response.metadata.duration # 0.0002127
print(response.result) # Hello, world!
print(response.metadata) # Metadata(content_type='text',duration=0.0002127)
print(response.metadata.duration) # 0.0002127
```

### JSON input/output
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ This includes support for changing the timeout or indicating that the API should
```python
from Algorithmia.algorithm import OutputType
response = client.algo('util/echo').set_options(timeout=60, stdout=False)
print response.metadata.stdout
print(response.metadata.stdout)
```

Note: `stdout=True` is only supported if you have access to the algorithm source.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -186,15 +186,15 @@ foo = client.dir("data://.my/foo")

# List files in "foo"
for file in foo.files():
print file.path + " at URL: " + file.url + " last modified " + file.last_modified
print(file.path + " at URL: " + file.url + " last modified " + file.last_modified)

# List directories in "foo"
for file in foo.dirs():
print dir.path + " at URL: " + file.url
print(dir.path + " at URL: " + file.url)

# List everything in "foo"
for entry in foo.list():
print entry.path + " at URL: " + entry.url
print(entry.path + " at URL: " + entry.url)
```

### Manage directory permissions
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ $ algo auth
Configuring authentication for profile: 'default'
Enter API Endpoint [https://api.algorithmia.com]:
Enter API Key:
(optional) enter path to custom CA certificate:
(optional) enter path to custom CA certificate:
Profile is ready to use. Test with 'algo ls'
```

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -332,7 +332,7 @@ algo auth --profile second_user
Configuring authentication for profile: 'second_user'
Enter API Endpoint [https://api.algorithmia.com]:
Enter API Key:
(optional) enter path to custom CA certificate:
(optional) enter path to custom CA certificate:
```

Now you may use `algo ls --profile second_user` to list files in your `second_user` account. For more information, see the auth command help with `algo auth --help`.
Expand All @@ -342,7 +342,7 @@ Now you may use `algo ls --profile second_user` to list files in your `second_us
When running commands, the Algorithmia CLI will use the default profile unless otherwise specified with the `--profile <profile>` option. See the following example:

```text
$ algo run kenny/factor -d 17 --profile second_user
$ algo run kenny/factor -d 17 --profile second_user
[17]
```

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