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# Redirecting the Standard Input and Output Streams Solutions

#### Redirecting the Standard Input and Output Streams Dersi Problem Çözümleri

Redirecting standard input and output of programs are commonly used especially on Unix-based operating system shells. (A shell is the program that interacts with the user in the terminal.) Some programs are designed to work well when piped to other programs.

For example, a file named `deneme.d` can be searched under a directory tree by piping `find` and `grep` as in the following line:

    find | grep deneme.d

`find` prints the names of all of the files to its output. `grep` receives that output through its input and prints the lines that contain `deneme.d` to its own output.

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