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File Editing » cut

Editing files is a common task of any novice or advanced user on the system. Learn about some of the common commands used to edit files using various examples.

  • sed (24)
  • awk (20)
  • cat (9)
  • vim (8)
  • head (6)
  • echo (6)
  • tail (5)
  • vi (4)
  • printf (4)
  • find (4)
  • tr (4)
  • grep (4)
  • perl (3)
  • wc (2)
  • ffmpeg (2)
  • truncate (2)
  • file (2)
  • rename (2)
  • split (2)
  • mv (2)
  • sort (2)
  • x cut (2)
  • reference (2)
  • tee (2)

>> Linux Commands – Remove All Text After X

>> How to Reverse the Order of Lines in a File in Linux

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