cli-sedHow do I delete a line using the command line sed tool?
To delete a line using the command line sed tool, you can use the d
command. This command will delete the line that matches the pattern that you specify.
For example, if you want to delete the line containing the word "hello" in a file called "example.txt", you can use the following command:
sed '/hello/d' example.txt
The command will delete the line containing the word "hello" from the file "example.txt".
The parts of the command are as follows:
sed
: This is the sed command line tool./hello/
: This is the pattern that we want to match.d
: This is the command that tells sed to delete the line that matches the pattern.example.txt
: This is the name of the file that we are modifying.
For more information on using the sed command line tool, see the following links:
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