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    The document discusses the UNIX operating system, noting that it is an open source and free OS that is easy to learn. It provides examples of commands for the AWK and SED tools to manipulate text data files, including printing columns/fields and deleting/extracting lines. It also demonstrates the CUT command for selecting bytes, characters, or fields from each line of files.

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    The document discusses the UNIX operating system, noting that it is an open source and free OS that is easy to learn. It provides examples of commands for the AWK and SED tools to manipulate text data files, including printing columns/fields and deleting/extracting lines. It also demonstrates the CUT command for selecting bytes, characters, or fields from each line of files.

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    The document discusses the UNIX operating system, noting that it is an open source and free OS that is easy to learn. It provides examples of commands for the AWK and SED tools to manipulate text data files, including printing columns/fields and deleting/extracting lines. It also demonstrates the CUT command for selecting bytes, characters, or fields from each line of files.

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    unix is great os. unix is opensource. unix is free os.

    learn operating system.


    unix linux which one you choose.
    unix is easy to learn.unix is a multiuser os.Learn unix .unix is a powerful

    AWK command :

    awk -F '.' "{print $1}" new.dat

    awk '{print $1}' new.dat

    awk '{print $1}' new.dat


    awk '{print $1,$2,$NF}' new.dat

    sed -n '3p' new.dat

    sed -i '1,3d' new.dat


    sed -i '$d' new.dat

    cut -c column operaion


    cut -b byte operaion
    cut -f filed operation
    cut -d delimiter operaion

    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -b 1,2,3 new.dat


    win
    lea
    lin
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -b 1-3 new.dat
    win
    lea
    lin
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -b 1-3,10-13 new.dat
    wins gr
    learati
    linnux
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -b 1- new.dat
    windows is great os. windows is opensource. windows is free linux.
    learn operating system.
    linux2 linux which one you choose.
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -b -7 new.dat
    windows
    learn o
    linux2
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -d " " -f 3 new.dat
    great
    system.
    which
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -d "." -f 3 new.dat
    windows is free linux
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cut -d "." -f 3 new.dat >> xyz.dat
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cat xyz.dat
    windows is free linux

    /disk2/home/avasundh> grep -v "^" xyz.dat


    /disk2/home/avasundh> cat xyz.dat
    windows is free linux

    /disk2/home/avasundh> grep -v "^$" xyz.dat


    windows is free linux
    /disk2/home/avasundh>
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cat xyz.dat >> new1.dat
    /disk2/home/avasundh>
    /disk2/home/avasundh> grep -v "^$" xyz.dat >> new1.dat
    /disk2/home/avasundh> cat new1.dat
    windows is free linux
    /disk2/home/avasundh>

    ancur sreevastava

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