You issue the command head * what would the resulting output be?
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Answer / Vikash Kumar Singh
The `head` command by default shows the first 10 lines of a file. If no file is specified, it acts on the standard input. Since the wildcard * represents all files in the current directory, it will display the first 10 lines from each of those files.
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