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20 November 2025
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N 10:07 | Advanced UNIX and Pipes 2 changes history +5,871 [Mick (2×)] | |||
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10:03 (cur | prev) +2,288 Mick talk contribs (Created page with "== Advanced UNIX and Pipes == This page covers standard input/output streams, redirection, pipes, file descriptors, and examples using Python scripts. These concepts are extremely useful in NGS analysis (e.g., chaining commands together, avoiding intermediate files, streaming FASTQ/BAM data, etc.). === stdout, stdin, stderr === Every UNIX command uses three data streams: * '''stdin''' (file descriptor 0) – input * '''stdout''' (file descriptor 1) – normal output...") | |||