1: Appending(Piping and redirecting output )（--->>15071）

In an earlier mission, we looked at how to redirect output from a command to a file using >. Here's an example:

 

echo "This is all a dream..." > dream.txt

If the file dream.txt already exists, the above code will overwrite the file with the string This is all a dream.... If the file dream.txtdoesn't exist, it will be created, and the stringThis is all a dream... will be used as the content. This involves redirecting from thestandard output of the command to the standard input of the file.

If we don't want to overwrite dream.txt, and we instead want to add to it, we can use >>.

 

echo "Wake up!" >> dream.txt

The above code will append This is all a dream... to the file dream.txt. The file will still be created if it didn't exist.

Instructions

• Overwrite the file beer.txt with the string 99 bottles of beer on the wall....
• Append the string Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of beer on the wall... to the file beer.txt

 

~$ echo '99 bottles of beer on the wall...' > beer.txt ~$ echo 'Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of beer on the wall...' >> beer.txt

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