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| - | Pipes are a very powerful tool. You can connect the output of one process to the input of another process. We won't delve into pipign at this point, we just want to see how it looks in the process tree. Again, we execute some commands, this time, we'll run ''ls'' and ''grep'': | + | Pipes are a very powerful tool. You can connect the output of one process to the input of another process. We won't delve into piping at this point, we just want to see how it looks in the process tree. Again, we execute some commands, this time, we'll run ''ls'' and ''grep'': |
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