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In this video, Ryan talks about standard input, output, and error. Along with this, he explains how to redirect them.

+ Supplemental Article: https://sites.ualberta.ca/dept/chemeng/AIX-43/share/man/info/C/a_doc_lib/aixuser/usrosdev/std_input_output.htm


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Anonymous

I want to see a Level099 Techs on designing a website with Krista. Every time I try to make a website it looks like shit because I don't know how to pick colors, layouts, etc. that look cohesive and like a professional adult was thinking when it was put together.

Anonymous

As I commented on YouTube: Great job, Ryan. This is really well explained and something I wish I'd had when I started out with Linux, rather than having to learn all this through trial and error over the years. I've now been on Linux for nearly a decade, and didn't think I'd learn anything from a video like this today; and yet was pleasantly surprised to learn about $PIPESTATUS - that will be rather handy; thanks! And `|&`, for which I've always used the longer `2>&1 |`. For anyone looking to write a Bash script, I would highly recommend checking out this article on how to make it act more sensibly like a real programming language: https://vaneyckt.io/posts/safer_bash_scripts_with_set_euxo_pipefail/