How To Combine Multiple Commands In Linux?
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You can combine multiple commands in Linux by using a pipe (|) operator. This operator allows the output of one command to be used as the input for another command. For example, the following command combines the ls command (which lists files and directories) with the grep command (which searches for text in a file):
ls | grep <search-term>