Multiple choice technology operating systems

Grep usually takes the input from another command (usually content of file or folders etc) where Find works without taking input from another command

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Both grep and find can work independently or with piped input. Grep searches for patterns in files or stdin, while find searches the filesystem for files matching criteria. Grep doesn't require another command's input (it can read files directly), and find doesn't take content input from another command (it searches directory structures). The statement is false.

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