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Regarding redirection using cat.
The behavior of the following 2 operations is unexpected. K1 and K2 are files here :-
1) cat < K1 K2 The above operation should actually display contents of the both files. But it gives the contents of K2 only. How is that ? 2) cat > K1 K2 Above operation takes the contents of K2 and writes it to K1 similar to cat K2 > K1. How is that ? Request anyone to please let me know. Thanks a lot in advance. Best Regards, Marconi. |
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