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Piping (Using Pipes)
===Piping (Using Pipes)===
xCommands can send their standard output directly to standard input of other commandsA few simple commands can be combined to form a more powerful command lineNo temporary files are necessaryThis is achieved by using pipes and tees
Pipes are represented by |
Many commands can be "piped" together, filter commands are especially useful
Each filter processes the initial input based on it's design
Filters must be chained in a specific order, depending on what you wish to accomplish
Example piping use:
ls -al | more
===Multiple Commands Using Semicolon ; / Grouping Commands ( )===
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