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sed command examples

How to Find and Replace Text, Word, or String in File

If you manage to take a deeper glimpse inside the ecosystem of the Linux operating system environment, you will discover that its built-in commands are

How to Delete Empty Lines in Files Using Grep, Sed, and Awk

An experienced Linux user knows exactly what kind of a nuisance blank lines can be in a processable file. These empty/blank lines not only get

5 Ways to Count the Number of Lines in a File

On Linux, you can do a single task in several ways. Likewise, if you want to count the number of lines in single or multiple

How to Remove Lines from a File Using Sed Command

streaming editor (sed) is an important tool when you work with parsing and transforming text in your nix-based systems. It is used for finding, filtering,

How to Use Sed to Find and Replace String in Files

Sed (short for Stream Editor) is a command-line utility in GNU/Linux operating systems used to modify text files. It can be considered as a command-line

How to Add Text to the Beginning of File in Linux

Linux command line users are familiar with the concept of redirection operators, which can write output to a file, or read input from a file.

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