Write a command to redirect the number of lines of a file "input.txt" to the file "output.txt".
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"text to find" input.txt > output.txt ... To output to a file, redirect sed 's stdout to a file using the > operator .
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The command to "redirect the number of lines" of a file "input.txt" to the file is
cat <input_file> | wc -l > <output_file>
After executing the above command, the output file will contain the number of lines in an input file.
Example: If an input file has 26 number of lines, then after executing the command, the output file will have 26 written within it.
Another command wc -l <input_file> > <output_file> will write the file name of the input file as well after the line count within output file.
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