Here is a pro tip: Process substitution allows you to treat the output of a #Linux / #Unix command as if it were a file, or write output as if you were writing to a file, but have it piped into another command's input. It's handled by the shell like Bash or Zsh. Syntax:
<(command)
command1 <(command2)

Where you would normally put an input filename for a command, you can instead put <(some_other_command2)