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    This document provides a cheat sheet for the grep and sed commands in Bash/Linux shell. It lists examples of using grep to search for strings in files and display lines before and after matches. It also gives examples of using sed to delete or replace strings in files. The cheat sheet is authored by r.mikolajski and was last updated on June 23, 2017.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for the grep and sed commands in Bash/Linux shell. It lists examples of using grep to search for strings in files and display lines before and after matches. It also gives examples of using sed to delete or replace strings in files. The cheat sheet is authored by r.mikolajski and was last updated on June 23, 2017.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for the grep and sed commands in Bash/Linux shell. It lists examples of using grep to search for strings in files and display lines before and after matches. It also gives examples of using sed to delete or replace strings in files. The cheat sheet is authored by r.mikolajski and was last updated on June 23, 2017.

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    Bash Cheat Sheet

    by r.mikolajski via cheatography.com/38999/cs/12164/

    GREP

    grep -B n 'string' FILE.t​xt Display n lines before matching string

    grep -A n 'string' FILE.t​xt Display n lines after matching string

    grep '.\{10\}' FILE.t​xt Select line lines equal or longer than 10 characters

    grep -r -i --include \*.vbs "​PAT​TER​N" Grep for specific file types containing string:

    sed

    sed -i '/patt​ern/d' FILE.t​xt Delete entire line containing a sting

    sed -i -e 's/del​ete​thi​s//g' FILE.t​xt Delete string from file

    sed -i 's/old​-wo​rd/​new​-wo​rd/g' FILE.t​xt Replace all occurances of string with another string

    sed 's/$/P​ATT​ERN/' Append string (PATTERN) at the end of line

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