How to specify a sudo password in a command being executed?

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neuro4live2021-07-05 14:11:00

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neuro4live, 2021-07-05 14:11:00

How to specify a sudo password in a command being executed?

Hello! Is it possible to somehow specify the sudo password immediately in the command being executed so that the system does not ask for it? For example Thank you in advance! sudo mypassword command

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Dmitry, 2021-07-05
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read man sudo for running certain commands without requiring a password.

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