The difference between $>$ and $>>$ when used in an instruction for redirection is that

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$>$ and $>>$ both create a file if the file does not exist but $>$ overwrites a file and $>>$ appends a file if the file does exist

$>$ creates a file if it does not exist and overwrites a file if it already exists while $>>$ appends to an existing file but causes an error if the file does not exist

there is no difference between them in Bash $($there are differences in different shells$)$

$>$ outputs one line to a file while $>>$ outputs one or more lines to a file