How to write the output of a command to a file?
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Answer / Manish Yadav
To write the output of a command to a file in Linux, you can use output redirection. Append '> filename' or '>> filename' at the end of your command to redirect output. For example, 'ls -l > outputfile' writes the list of files and directories (output of 'ls -l') to 'outputfile'. The '>> filename' appends the output to 'filename' if it already exists.
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