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Counting Words

The course 'Managing Files Using Bash and Z Shell' by Mateo Prigl at Pluralsight covers the UNIX filesystem and introduces the wc command, which counts lines, words, and characters in a file. An example command is provided to demonstrate its usage. The document is a brief excerpt from the course material.

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Counting Words

The course 'Managing Files Using Bash and Z Shell' by Mateo Prigl at Pluralsight covers the UNIX filesystem and introduces the wc command, which counts lines, words, and characters in a file. An example command is provided to demonstrate its usage. The document is a brief excerpt from the course material.

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"Managing Files Using Bash and Z Shell" course by Mateo Prigl at Pluralsight

UNIX Filesystem
wc command will show you how many lines, words and characters are in the
file.
You can add the l option to just see the number of lines.

$ wc filename
12 29 148 filename

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