Explain what each of the following possible command-lines mean.

1.) This question is about I/O redirection and pipes on the (cmd.exe) command-line. Explain what each of the following possible command-Iines mean In each problem, you need to associate an appropriate meaning to the symbols a, b and c (for example "a is the name of a program, b and c are the names of files", or "a and b are the names of programs and c is the name of a file", or "a is the name of a program, b and c are parameters to the program"). Also give a specific example of a runnable command line with the given format (using programs like dir, sort, find, etc.). z:\> a > b a c z:\> a |b> o z:\> a a b c z:\> a b> c z:\> a b C z:\> a & b a a a & b c z:\>(a & b)c z:\>(a & b)> a & b C z:\> a & b & c 1.) This question is about I/O redirection and pipes on the (cmd.exe) command-line. Explain what each of the following possible command-Iines mean In each problem, you need to associate an appropriate meaning to the symbols a, b and c (for example "a is the name of a program, b and c are the names of files", or "a and b are the names of programs and c is the name of a file", or "a is the name of a program, b and c are parameters to the program"). Also give a specific example of a runnable command line with the given format (using programs like dir, sort, find, etc.). z:\> a > b a c z:\> a |b> o z:\> a a b c z:\> a b> c z:\> a b C z:\> a & b a a a & b c z:\>(a & b)c z:\>(a & b)> a & b C z:\> a & b & c