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the operato < for redirect output "inverse"....
see this
cat < Files return the cointent of Files but cat files return the same result WHI??? this command lp -f """PRINTER" < cat files not print the content of files WHI ??? i not understand the use of < |
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every process has three default file descriptors open when it starts
0 - stdin 1 - stdout 2 - stderr the ">" operator creates a file and attaches it to stdout the ">>" opens a file for appending and attaches it to stdout the "<" opens an existing file and attaches it to stdin the "|" attaches the stdout of the preceding process to the stdin of the following The program cat "concatenates" a list of files given as arguments to stdout, if no files are listed it simply reads from stdin and writes that to stdout. |
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