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linux redirection operators

What is ‘> /dev/null 2>&1’ in Linux

/dev/null is a pseudo-device file in Linux, which is used to discard output coming from programs, especially the ones executed on the command line. This

How to Redirect Output to /dev/null in Linux

In Linux, programs are very commonly accessed using the command line and the output, as such, is displayed on the terminal screen. The output consists

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