explain the redirection operator.
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Answer / Meena Verma
In Linux, redirection operators are symbols used to redirect input or output of a command. Commonly used redirection operators include '<' for input redirection and '>' and '>>' for output redirection. For example, '< filename' reads input from 'filename', while '> filename' writes output to 'filename'. The '>> filename' appends output to 'filename' if it already exists.
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