In Linux, whenever an individual runs a command, it can take input, give output, or do both. Redirection helps us redirect these input and output functionalities to the files or folders we want, and we can use special commands or characters to do so.

For example, if we run the “date” command, it gives us output on the screen. However, if we want to save the result in a file instead, we can use output redirection. This way, we can store the output of the date command in a file and refer to it later. These redirections can come in handy when we wo...