How to redirect output from commands to a file in bash?

Question

I was wondering how to redirect the output from my bash file (which is getting its input from another redirect) to a txt file.

This is how I run my program:

$ ./myFile.bash < input.txt

I would like to save my output to some txt file (something like this):

$  out.txt < ( myFile.bash < input.txt )

What would be the most correct/formal/generic ways to go about this? Are there multiple options if any?

You might want to look into the syntax of `>`, `>>` and `|`. Those should be explained in any basic tutorial such as https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/bash/ But in short, `>` takes the output of a command and write it into a file. But be careful, that overrides the current of the file. `>>` appends the output to a file. — LinFelix, Nov 17 '20 at 00:04

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$ ./myFile.bash < input.txt > out.txt

answered Nov 17 '20 at 00:00

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