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child-processes/index.md

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 The returned process object will hold a property for each std type represented as a Stream: .stdin - WriteStream, .stout - ReadStream and finally .stderr - ReadStream. Accordingly, if we would like to run git log through a Node process and print it to the console we would do something like the following:
 
 Every child process also gets the three standard stdio streams, which we can access using child.stdin, child.stdout, and child.stderr.
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 More reading: [Node.js Child Processes: Everything you need to know
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