Using Linux Stream, Pipes, and Redirects

The Linux command line allows you to control most aspects of program input and output. In this video, you'll learn the techniques necessary to control the input and output streams and how to pipe output into the input or arguments of another program.

[stainlessl]

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[chrisleon]

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[omara.]

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[megalman]

Net and Sec will help a heck of a lot. CompTia recommends a+ and network+ as prerequesites.

[tiptapkey]

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[clayphace]

I have my A+. Is it ok to study Linux next or should I do Net+ and Sec+ first?

[biophrk]

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[mohamedfaresbenayed]

when you type ls - l at the top of the output there is total 40 ... what does that mean?

[clayphace]

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