How To Make Good Use Of 'grep' Command

Posted by MohdSohail on Feb 19, 2018 9:10 PM EDT
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Linux and UNIX systems come with a shell command known as ‘grep’. This simply looks for a specified text, or pattern, in a file or an entire directory. The most common usage is for quickly searching a file for occurrences of a pattern, which can be in plain text, or in the form of a regular expression. Here, the patterns used will be simple text rather than regular expressions.

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