Which command sorts the output of the command export-logs?

The command that sorts the output of export-logs is expressed as export-logs | sort. This utilizes a pipe (|), which allows the output generated by the export-logs command to be passed directly as input to the sort command.

In this context, export-logs likely generates a list of logs or log information, and using sort afterward organizes that output in a specified order, typically alphabetically or numerically depending on the data. This is a common command-line operation in Unix-like systems where chaining commands with pipes is a powerful way to process data.

Other choices do not achieve the intended result. For instance, simply stating sort export-logs would imply that export-logs is a file name, which may not be accurate if export-logs is a command meant to generate output rather than represent a file that exists on the filesystem. The option export-logs -s seems to suggest a hypothetical switch or flag for the export-logs command, but without knowing the flags associated with that command, it cannot be assumed to sort the output correctly. Lastly, the choice logs | sort also does not correctly reference `export-