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Redirect output of command to a file
$ ${command} > ${file}
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This command is a form of input/output redirection used in Unix-like systems. Here's a breakdown:
${command}: This is a placeholder for a command that you want to run. Replace${command}with the actual command you want to execute.>: This is a symbol used for output redirection. It is used to redirect the standard output of the command to a file.${file}: This is a placeholder for the file where you want to redirect the output. Replace${file}with the actual filename or path.
By combining these parts, the command will execute the specified ${command} and redirect its output to the ${file}. The contents of the ${file} will be replaced with the output generated by running the command.
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