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Is there a command in Git to see (either dumped to stdout or in $PAGER or $EDITOR) a particular version of a particular file?

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The quickest way to see the revisions is through git show 

Syntax:

$ git show REVISION:path/to/file

Replace revision with your actual revision

For example: 

If suppose you need to see the revision of 2 commits ago.

$ git show HEAD~2:src/main.c

Note: 

The Path is from the root repository should start with either ./ or ../ 

For more information refer man page for git-show

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-show

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