Managing Input and Output in Bash: Redirection and Separating stdin and stderr

In this episode, we'll explore the powerful concepts of redirection and separating standard input and standard error in bash. We'll cover how to redirect output to files, pipes, and other commands, and how to split stdin and stderr into separate files for better control and error reporting. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced bash programmer, this video will provide you with valuable tips and tricks for managing input and output in your bash scripts. Don't miss this opportunity to take your bash skills to the next level and make sure to like and subscribe for more bash tips and tricks!

[tubefredfernando]

great content man, thank you. This bash series is very helpful for me. I know some commands and I'm able to write a few scripts to use in my daily work routine, but it's like I've been using it wrong all this time because I never really stopped to study. The "set -e" and stuff was completely new to me and the stdin/stderr separation was something I new about, but never felt it was the time to use it. But with "set -x" it becomes very powerful tool

[gauravdubey]

Hi There, Great Stuff man, could we have good stuff on AWK, SED AND GREP.
It would be great if you bring those topics.
I think you will bring great stuff on these topics