The awk
command is a powerful text-processing utility used for pattern scanning and processing. It allows you to manipulate data files, extract specific information, perform calculations, and generate reports. Refer to the awk Command.md file for detailed information and examples.
The cat
command is used to display the contents of one or more files. It is often used to concatenate files and display them on the standard output. To learn more about the cat
command and its usage, refer to the cat Command.md file.
The cut
command is used to extract specific fields or columns from a file or input stream. It is particularly useful when working with delimited data. For detailed information on the cut
command and its options, please see the cut Command.md file.
The grep
command is a powerful tool for searching text patterns within files. It allows you to find specific lines that match a given pattern or regular expression. Check out the grep Command.md file for comprehensive details and practical examples.
The sed
command (stream editor) is used for performing basic text transformations and manipulations. It is commonly used for tasks like search and replace, text substitution, and line insertion/deletion. For a complete understanding of the sed
command, consult the sed Command.md file.
vim
(Vi IMproved) is a highly configurable text editor built to enable efficient text editing. It provides various features and commands to navigate and edit files. To explore the functionalities of vim
and learn useful shortcuts, refer to the vim Command.md file.