Both words are related to conveying or transporting materials or data. They both involve cylindrical conduits in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Pipeline refers to a system or process, often involving multiple segments or stages, whereas pipes refer to individual hollow tubes or conduits. Pipeline is often used metaphorically in contexts like software development (e.g., data pipeline), while pipes are typically more literal in plumbing or engineering contexts.
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