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Continuing the tour of those not-that-well known commands started last week with the ls command, let’s examine today the cat command. Table of Contents Standard input Working with binary …
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When you use a word processor, formatting text so the lines will fit in the available space on the target device should not be an issue. But when working at the terminal, things are not that easy. Of …
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In a previous article, we talked about the cut command which can be used to extract columns from a CSV or tabular text data file. The paste command does the exact opposite: it merges several input …
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The cut command is the canonical tool to remove "columns" from a text file. In this context, a "column" can be defined as a range of characters or bytes identified by their physical position on the …
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