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What does the > character do when used to redirect the standard output of a command?
It overwrites any contents of an existing file
How can the contents of an existing file be preserved when redirecting the standard output of a command?
By using the >> character
What happens when the number 2 is placed before the arrow > character in redirection?
It redirects standard error to a file
What does the >> character do when used in redirection?
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What does the negative value option (-n) do in the tail command?
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What is the purpose of using the pipe character (|) in command line?
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What is STDIN in I/O redirection?
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How is I/O redirection achieved in command line?
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What does the ^ character signify in regular expressions?
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Which command is mentioned as also supporting regular expressions besides the grep command?
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What does the pattern 'r..f' match in the given example?
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When would the $ character match in a regular expression pattern?
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