Working with the BASH Shell - Linux
You'll be introduced to command input/output, redirection, and piping in Linux.
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- What is responsible for providing the user interface, interpreting commands, and manipulating command input/output in the Fedora operating system within the CLI Environment?
- These are numeric labels representing command input and command output.
- Which of these descriptors refers to a command's normal output that is displayed on the terminal?
- Which of these file descriptors refers to information processed by the command during execution?
- Which of these file descriptors refers to error messages generated by the command and displayed on the terminal?
- What shell metacharacter is used to redirect stdout and stderr from the terminal screen to a file?
- What shell meta-character is used to append additional output from stdout and stderr to an existing file?
- It's possible to send stdout of one command to another command as stdin by using ______.
- What metacharacter do you use when using pipes to string commands together?
- Multiple pipes can be used on the command line to pass information from one command over to a series of commands.
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