Mastering Standard Input, Output, and Error (STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR) in Linux with Yasm

Get a clear, hands-on look at Linux's standard input (STDIN), output (STDOUT), and error (STDERR) pipes! In this video, we explore how programs communicate using these essential streams, with practical examples in Yasm Assembly (no assembly knowledge needed!). Learn to redirect outputs, handle errors, and read inputs like a pro. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned coder, this fun demo breaks down the basics of Linux pipes. Subscribe for more coding insights and check out the full tutorial on our site!

Introduction to STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR 00:00:00
Overview of Pipes in Linux 00:00:07
Explanation of File Descriptors 00:01:12
Demonstrating Echo Command 00:01:24
Redirecting Standard Output 00:02:02
C++ Example with cout and cerr 00:02:48
Purpose of Separate Error Pipe 00:03:28
Assembly Program Introduction 00:04:55
Creating Data Section in Yasm 00:05:22
Writing Helper Functions 00:07:37
Printing to Standard Output and Error 00:11:29
Testing Output Redirection 00:12:43
Standard Input Explanation 00:14:54
Creating Stack Buffer for Input 00:16:03
Reading from Standard Input 00:17:28
Piping Input to Program 00:20:54
Handling Null Terminators 00:22:02
Conclusion and Call to Subscribe 00:23:53

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