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I am testing a python program and desire to retrieve its first two lines of results



$ python twoSum.py  
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 151
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 194
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 247
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 192
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 206
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 171
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 170
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 190
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 132
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: 63
[8, 63]
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s

OK


Employ head to tackle the text



$ python twoSum.py  | head -n 1
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 259
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 235
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 133
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 274
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 265
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 257
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 280
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 134
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 138
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 145
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: 75
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s


It does not work,

How could I retrieve the first few lines which I want to see.










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I am testing a python program and desire to retrieve its first two lines of results



$ python twoSum.py  
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 151
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 194
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 247
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 192
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 206
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 171
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 170
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 190
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 132
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: 63
[8, 63]
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s

OK


Employ head to tackle the text



$ python twoSum.py  | head -n 1
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 259
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 235
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 133
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 274
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 265
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 257
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 280
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 134
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 138
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 145
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: 75
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s


It does not work,

How could I retrieve the first few lines which I want to see.










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I am testing a python program and desire to retrieve its first two lines of results



$ python twoSum.py  
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 151
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 194
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 247
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 192
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 206
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 171
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 170
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 190
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 132
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: 63
[8, 63]
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s

OK


Employ head to tackle the text



$ python twoSum.py  | head -n 1
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 259
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 235
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 133
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 274
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 265
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 257
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 280
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 134
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 138
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 145
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: 75
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s


It does not work,

How could I retrieve the first few lines which I want to see.










share|improve this question
















I am testing a python program and desire to retrieve its first two lines of results



$ python twoSum.py  
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 151
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 194
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 247
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 192
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 206
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 171
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 170
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 190
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 find: 132
DEBUG-MainProcess:31921-MainThread:140190102726464 j: 63
[8, 63]
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s

OK


Employ head to tackle the text



$ python twoSum.py  | head -n 1
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 259
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 235
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 133
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 274
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 265
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 257
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 280
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 134
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 138
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: None
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 find: 145
DEBUG-MainProcess:31978-MainThread:140699277834048 j: 75
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s


It does not work,

How could I retrieve the first few lines which I want to see.







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Likely the DEBUG- outputs are going to the standard error stream rather than the standard output stream - try



python twoSum.py 2>&1 | head -n 1 


to redirect stderr (file descriptor #2) to stdout (file descriptor #1); or (bash shorthand)



python twoSum.py |& head -n 1


For further information see the related question Using grep with pipe and ampersand to filter errors from find.






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    Likely the DEBUG- outputs are going to the standard error stream rather than the standard output stream - try



    python twoSum.py 2>&1 | head -n 1 


    to redirect stderr (file descriptor #2) to stdout (file descriptor #1); or (bash shorthand)



    python twoSum.py |& head -n 1


    For further information see the related question Using grep with pipe and ampersand to filter errors from find.






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      Likely the DEBUG- outputs are going to the standard error stream rather than the standard output stream - try



      python twoSum.py 2>&1 | head -n 1 


      to redirect stderr (file descriptor #2) to stdout (file descriptor #1); or (bash shorthand)



      python twoSum.py |& head -n 1


      For further information see the related question Using grep with pipe and ampersand to filter errors from find.






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        Likely the DEBUG- outputs are going to the standard error stream rather than the standard output stream - try



        python twoSum.py 2>&1 | head -n 1 


        to redirect stderr (file descriptor #2) to stdout (file descriptor #1); or (bash shorthand)



        python twoSum.py |& head -n 1


        For further information see the related question Using grep with pipe and ampersand to filter errors from find.






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        Likely the DEBUG- outputs are going to the standard error stream rather than the standard output stream - try



        python twoSum.py 2>&1 | head -n 1 


        to redirect stderr (file descriptor #2) to stdout (file descriptor #1); or (bash shorthand)



        python twoSum.py |& head -n 1


        For further information see the related question Using grep with pipe and ampersand to filter errors from find.







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