bat:tldr:823e6
bat: Concatenate several files into the target file.
$ bat ${file1} ${file2} > ${target_file}
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This command utilizes the bat command with three parameters: ${file1}, ${file2}, and ${target_file}.
The ${file1} and ${file2} are variables representing the names or paths of two input files. These files will be passed as arguments to the bat command.
The > symbol is used for output redirection. It redirects the output of the bat command to the ${target_file}. The ${target_file} is the variable representing the name or path of the file where the output will be written.
Overall, this command takes the contents of ${file1} and ${file2}, processes them using the bat command, and writes the output to ${target_file}.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.