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How to pipe the output of one command to another in Linux

Jul, 05, 2023 Hi-network.com
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Even though I could spend the rest of my days with Linux and never touch the command line, I still opt to work with the terminal because it's not only efficient, but it has a lot of really handy tricks I can use. One such trick is called "piping."

Effectively, piping is taking the output of the first command and using it in the next command. And you can do this with as much piping as you like. You can pipe the output of Command A to Command B, and then pipe the output of Command B to Command C, and then pipe the output of Command C to Command D

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