You want to redirect the output of the ls command to the ls-output file which already exists. The output should be appended to the file; it should not overwrite the existing content. Which command accomplishes this task?
A) ls ls-output
B) ls : ls-output
C) ls ls-output
D) ls && ls-output

Question

You want to redirect the output of the ls command to the ls-output file which already exists. The output should be appended to the file; it should not overwrite the existing content. Which command accomplishes this task?
A) ls > ls-output
B) ls : ls-output
C) ls >> ls-output
D) ls && ls-output

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The ">>" operator is used to append the output of a command to a file without overwriting the existing content.

You Want to Redirect the Output of the Ls Command