Pipe into commands and read from STDIN | #5 Practical Bash



Pipe into commands and read from STDIN | #5 Practical Bash

Pipe into commands and read from STDIN | #5 Practical Bash

Where there’s STDOUT, there also has to be STDIN. When you pipe into commands using the | symbol, the command can read the previous command’s output through STDIN. Hence the name pipeline. In this video from our practical bash and terminal skills series, you’ll learn all about those powerful pipelines.

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