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GREP:

1.grep one number, multiple numbers, everything except one number


grep '0321' task1 / grep -E '0310|0345' task1 / grep -v '456' task1

2. grep case sensitive/insensitive character


grep ' multiple ' task2/ grep -i arch task2

3.grep specific files with patterns


grep 'sent sms' test.log (for a single file )/ grep sent sms *.txt(this command
search in all txt files in a directory)/ grep -l 'error'*.log (This will list
all .log files that contain the word "error")

4.use grep to look for files which contains the word for instance 'HTTP'
grep -r 'http' /etc (is used to search for the pattern 'http' within all files and
subdirectories under the /etc directory recursively)

5.use grep to count numbers having prefix 0301,0302


grep -cE "0301|0302" task1

6.grep two lines of trailing context after each match


grep -A 3 support task2 /( this will display three lines after a first "suppot"
match pattern)

7.grep two lines of leading context before each match


grep -B 2 'linux' filename (this will display match pattarn line and also 2 before
lines)

8. grep two lines of leading and trailing context surrounding each match
grep -c 2 'support' task2 ( this will match pattarn and print line and also print
two lines after and before lines of a matched pattern line)

VIM COMMAND:

1. copy pasting, syntaxing, search and replace and etc


/linux (for search pattern) / :s/Linux/unix/(for replace) / :%s/Linux/unix/g (for
change in all file)

2.search a number in file


/03345555777

3.replace 92 from start of every number

:%s/0306/92/g
4.replace 0 from start of every number with 921
:%s/0/921/g

5.add "Ufone" at the end of every number


:%s/\v(\d+)/\0Ufone/g

6.add "Ufone" at the start of every number


:%s/\v(\d+)/Ufone\0/g

grep sed awk

1. Each line starts with datetime then log type, count 'Sent SMS' logs.
grep -c 'Sent SMS' test.log
2.Get output which contains the first 10 'Sent SMS' logs on terminal
grep 'Sent SMS' test.log | head -n 10

3.Get output which contains the first 25 'Sent SMS' logs on terminal.
grep 'Sent SMS' test.log | head -n 25

4.Get output which contains the last 15 'Sent SMS' logs on terminal
grep 'Sent SMS' test.log | tail -n 15

5.Count of lines this file contains


awk 'END {print NR}' test.log

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