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Linux Shell: How do I overload the echo command?

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I created a file with echo "/bin/sh" > cp

Made it an executable and updated the $PATH variable to consider the current folder first. chmod +x cp export PATH=.:$PATH

The program cp is overloaded over the default command. And I got a shell anytime i ran the cp command.

But when I try to recreate the same results with the echo command. It fails to overload. I can't figure out the reason for such a behaviour. reference image

I've tried renaming the cp program as the echo command. And it still failed to produce the same results.

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