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Bash - Redirect both standard output and standard error to same file

Here are two ways on who to redirect both standard output and standard error to same file in bash. First the official a recommended way:

printf '%s\n%\n' "Hello bash" > FILE 2>&1

now easier unofficial way:

printf '%s\n%\n' "Hello bash" &> FILE

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