(unix cmd 1; unix cmd2) eg: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ (w

How to group the commands in shell scripting?

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(unix cmd 1; unix cmd2)

eg:

ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ (w > fname ; wc -l fname)
10 fname
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$

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