In Bash, inserting 1>&2 after a command redirects
In Bash, inserting 1>&2 after a command redirects
In Bash, file descriptor 1 represents standard output, and file descriptor 2 represents standard error. The syntax '1>&2' means redirecting standard output (1) to standard error (2). Therefore, inserting '1>&2' after a command redirects standard output to standard error.
In Bash, inserting `1>&2` after a command redirects: C. standard output to standard error. This means that the standard output (file descriptor 1) of the command is redirected to the same location as standard error (file descriptor 2), effectively merging them together.