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standard output             Definition            standard output




The standard  output is the  device or file  where programs write
output  by default.   It is  defined in  the header  file stdio.h
under the  abbreviation stdout, and in  most instances is defined
to be the computer's monitor.

The  COHERENT shell  sh lets  you redirect into  a file  all text
written to  the standard output device.  To do  so, use the shell
operator >.  For example


        sort myfile >sortfile


redirects the text output by sort into file sortfile.

***** See Also *****

definitions, stdio.h, stdout






































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