Linux Administration Bootcamp: Go from Beginner to Advanced - Input, Output, and Redirection

The video tutorial explains the concept of IO redirection in Linux, covering standard input, output, and error. It describes how file descriptors are used to manage these IO types and demonstrates various redirection techniques, including redirecting output to files, appending outputs, and using the null device to discard unwanted data. Practical examples illustrate how to handle errors and combine outputs effectively.

Describe how input redirection works with an example.

What happens to standard error when it is not redirected?

How can you combine standard output and standard error in a command?