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Launching a C program that needs input from a shell script

hi there,
i need some help, i am trying to run a script to launch a C program and a Java program but before running both I want to get a user input and then invoke both programs with input received. In the programs the inputs are not command line arguments.

This is the code,
after the java bof and the ./bof.out how can I pass my $UserInput argument to both programs? And save the output from the 2 programs into two new arguments?

#!/bin/bash
#
#
clear
echo "Please enter a file name:"
read UserInput
echo "$UserInput"

java bof
./bof

Help is appreciated.
 

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