1. redirection & quotes expansion

	```
	bash$ echo "hello" > "file"
	bash$ ls
	file
	bash$
	```

	```
	minishell$ echo "hello" > "file"
	minishell$ ls
	'"file"'
	minishell$
	```
2. redirection & open

	`prompt$ > newfile`
	create file `newfile` in bash, but not in minishell

3. redirection & open

ok	`prompt$ echo "hello" > $not_a_variable`
ok	does'nt create a file in bash, but does in minishell

4. redirection & variables expansion

	```
	export NEWVAR="newfile"
	echo hello > $NEWVAR
	```
	create file "newfile" in bash, but a file named "'$NEWVAR'" in minishell

5. redireciton & pipes

	`ls | < not_a_file cat`
	gives an error about "not_a_file" and stop in bash, but in minishell it continues forever
	(`< not_a_file cat` works fine in both bash and minishell)