To prevent a file from being cleared by the BASH shell and append output to the existing output, you can specify three metacharacters alongside the file descriptor.

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To prevent a file from being cleared by the BASH shell and append output to the existing output, you can specify three > metacharacters alongside the file descriptor.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

To append output to an existing file in the BASH shell, you use two greater-than signs (>>) alongside the file name, not three.

To Prevent a File from Being Cleared by the BASH