Linux Basics: How to use Linux Standard Input and Output

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[@Kyos_riceball]

we are covering this in my class currently and the way you explain is perfect. I'm struggling with the basics and this helps so much. Thank You!

[@DevOpsJourney]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mohammedshahbaazshareef5549]

Excellent content , subscribed. Please making such videos , if possible cover scenarios you may be facing in day to day work

[@DevOpsJourney]

Thank you for the feedback! Great suggestion. I plan on doing a few videos on the day to day life in devops.

[@niraj30]

@@DevOpsJourney Looking forward for this.

[@kareem72513]

thank you for this video and your effort , this made me under standard file streams for linux

[@roccobalboa7627]

this is very self explanatory, thank you

[@yurahovhannisyan735]

If the output shows the information ran by command then what is input

[@7leb997]

Standard output: 0:15
Standard error: 2:25
Standard input:

[@ianurbina9777]

Thanks!

[@sanjayajanakantha7883]

Thank you

[@andresbenavides3851]

Thanks so much

[@pralayninave8498]

Why we use 1 end of the line .. I m confused

[@DaveLight395]

1 is stdout, ig you mean that part where you put 2 (stderr) to 1 (stdout) - then you print stdout and have both in text file

[@duermeitsl]

im still confused

[@DevOpsJourney]

About what

[@mirjalolbotirov3182]

Is that basics?!

[@DevOpsJourney]

Haha, nothing in linux ever seems basic other then ls -l

[@sahilbaori9052]

@@DevOpsJourney and cd

[@alexanderkhvan6871]

Lol, i just started learning Linux basics and at my 2nd week - already made "wtf is all that" popping in my head