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XK0-006 · Question #107
An administrator needs to append the output of a Linux command to an existing file for later analysis. Which of the following command-line strings should the administrator use?
The correct answer is D. ls >> file.txt. This command uses output redirection in append mode, adding the command’s output to the end of the existing file without overwriting its current contents.
Automation and Scripting
Question
An administrator needs to append the output of a Linux command to an existing file for later analysis. Which of the following command-line strings should the administrator use?
Options
- Acat ls > file.txt
- Btcc ls > awk file.txt
- Cecho ls | sed -i file.txt
- Dls >> file.txt
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B4% (1)
- D89% (25)
Explanation
This command uses output redirection in append mode, adding the command’s output to the end of the existing file without overwriting its current contents.
Topics
#I/O redirection#append operator#shell#output redirection
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