In order to append the output of ls to a file called bazz, which of the following command lines would you use?

The single > operator truncates the file to zero bytes before writing, destroying any content already in bazz.

The >& operator redirects both stdout and stderr to the file but opens it in overwrite mode, not append mode.

The &> operator also redirects both stdout and stderr in overwrite mode, not append mode.

The >> redirection operator opens the target file in append mode, writing new output after any existing content rather than overwriting it. Running ls >> bazz adds the directory listing to the end of bazz and creates the file if it does not already exist.