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Thomas Dickey
Thomas Dickey
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You miss understandmisunderstand both the lsls command and redirection. lsls lists the files and directories given on the command line, iI don't believe it accepts any input from stdin. Redirection > >>> >> and << are ways to use a file to give input and collect output.

You miss understand both the ls command and redirection. ls lists the files and directories given on the command line, i don't believe it accepts any input from stdin. Redirection > >> and < are ways to use a file to give input and collect output.

You misunderstand both the ls command and redirection. ls lists the files and directories given on the command line, I don't believe it accepts any input from stdin. Redirection > >> and < are ways to use a file to give input and collect output.

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rhubarbdog
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You miss understand both the ls command and redirection. ls lists the files and directories given on the command line, i don't believe it accepts any input from stdin. Redirection > >> and < are ways to use a file to give input and collect output.