The correct option is: B.
Explanation:
To write both standard output (stdout) and standard error output (stderr) to a file named "filename," you need to redirect both streams appropriately.
By combining these redirections, both stdout and stderr will be written to the file named "filename." Any errors or regular output generated by the command will be captured in the same file.
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