How To Save Command In Linux?
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You can save the output of a command in Linux by redirecting the output to a file. This is done by adding the “>” symbol followed by the file name at the end of the command.
For example, to save the output of the “ls” command in a file named “myfile.txt”, you would run the following command:
ls > myfile.txt