Intoduction to Unix help Please
I have to:
Run the grades program twice, so that it accepts the data in the files t1 and t2 as input for the two respective runs.
I ran the grades program, it asked me to enter digits, I have the t1 and t2 files, how do I make the program read the files with out coping and pasting the content of the file?
Send the output from these runs of the program to the output file
I still don't know how to do the first part so I just copied and pasted, the numbers from the file. but how do I sent the output to a output file?
Then Print a header to the output file before each run, with header text "Grades Test 1" and "Grades Test 2"
it should appear like this, Im so comfused
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Grades test 1
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[output from second test run of grades program]
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Grades test 2
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[output from second test run of grades program]
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I know I have to use the < and > operators but I have no clue how to capture the return of the program
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ok so I figured out how to run the program without copy and pasting but how do I run the grades program twice, so that it accepts the data in the files t1 and t2 as input for the two respective runs
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every time I try to put but t1 and t2 into the output.txt, t2 overwrites t1, HELP please
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