what does the 'tee' command do?
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Answer / linuxdemon
This command is used to read input from stdin and write to
both the file and stdout.
eg: tee -a oldfilename
type the contents
ctrl+D
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Answer / narendra simha talluri
it will save intermediate output in a file.
it copies its input to the named file(s), as well as to its output.
it is handy for manipulating pipes.
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Answer / subbareddy kake
by using tee command we can create files.
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Answer / sowmya
tee command is used for redirecting the output to stdout
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