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how does this ftp command work from a csh script?

Tags: csh script, ftp
I'm working with a csh script that issues an ftp command, and I came across these lines:

How is this ftp command working without an identified host name? It's only using a single dollar sign.

The script is longer than this and contains two other ftp commands that use a variable with the host name.

Is the use of a single dollar sign a csh builtin, or an ftp builtin? I've searched the doc on both and don't see how.  Can someone shed some light on this usage?

Thanks in advance for your help.
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ftp -nv $      <<END1 >> ftp_status.out
user pswd
put  $file_decrypted  file.out
quit
END1
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Zone: Programming
Question Asked By: tpatput
Solution Provided By: Tintin
Participating Experts: 2
Solution Grade: A
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