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what will this do $cat > file.c ?(file.c is a file in
current directory)
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Answer Posted / manikya girish
if we consider the command as cat > file.c
If we run this command the user gets back the control and he
needs to type something and once done, hit Ctrl+C to come
out of the scope. Whatever you have typed after executing
the command will be there in the file file.c
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