Special filenames
- /dev/null
- This is a special file, not a directory. It accepts and discards all input written to it and reports that the write operation succeeded. It provides an end-of-file indication when read from.
- /dev/stdin
- This is a duplicate of file descriptor zero, which is the standard input device (usually the keyboard).
- /dev/stdout
- This is a duplicate of file descriptor one, which is the standard output device (usually the screen).
- /dev/stderr
- This is a duplicate of file descriptor two, which is the standard error device (usually the screen).
- /dev/fd/number
- This is a duplicate of file descriptor
number :
/dev/fd/0 is the same as /dev/stdin
/dev/fd/1 is the same as /dev/stdout
/dev/fd/2 is the same as /dev/stderr
Further information
2021-12-18
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