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grep for beginners

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Aug 102010
 

sudo grep is a very useful terminal command used to search for text within files, the default is to print all lines that contain the given string.

Examples:

grep word file -> print all the lines of the file containing the word.
cat file1 | grep keyword
Unix command | grep keyword

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 Posted by Riccardo at 23:08  Tagged with: bash, grep, linux, beginner, unix command grep, unix grep
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