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In general, yes, but as the article notes, itt's not applicable to cat, as cat always outputs to stdout and not to a file.
by Denvercoder9 4y ago
In general, yes, but as the article notes, itt's not applicable to cat, as cat always outputs to stdout and not to a file.
- formerly_proven 4y agoYou can handle the cat foo bar baz > file case this way though, because stdout is a file then.
- ariadneconill 4y agothat is why the article mentions it as an honorable mention :P