What is the difference between pipe (|) and tee command in unix
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Answer / nirav
PIPE- "|" :- **. It is an IPC(Inter Process Communication).
*. It means that the out put of the first command is the
Input of the second command.
**. Like wise 3rd, 4th, 5th.....nth.
tee :- **. tee generates two outputs always.
**. It's a filter ! by using tee we can send the output to
a new file at the same moment we can see the output on the
screen.
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Answer / ravikumar reddy .dubba
pipe(|):--pipe is the symbol which is used to combine 2
filters,2 commands or filter and command,
When we combine two operations by using pipe, first
operation o/p acts standard i/p for second operation ,and
second operation gives Standard o/p,
Tee:--tee is the command, we can copy a file data to
multiple files at a time
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Answer / gopi.k
pipe->it is a inter related processer,it is a unidirectional
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