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I have a java program that I am running inside of a command prompt shell which generates a lot of output. Many of the lines start with the word “Prepared” or “prepared”, and are not really necessary for me to see when running the program- they actually make it harder to see the data that I am interested in. Is there a way to hide any lines starting with these words while running the program?
you can pipe the output to:
This will remove all iterations of said string from your output.