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How does pipe operation writes the result to standard output in Apache Spark?
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Answer / Deep Saxena
The pipe() operation in Apache Spark sends the result of an action (e.g., count(), collect()) as a DataFrame or RDD to the console, where it can be viewed in standard output. It does this by converting the result into a string and writing it to the console using println(). To see the output, you can call pipe() on the action method, like so: data.collect().pipe("println").
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