cli-sedHow to use sed in a Jupyter Notebook command line interface?
Sed (stream editor) is a powerful command-line tool for manipulating text. It can be used in a Jupyter Notebook command line interface (CLI) to perform various text processing tasks. Here is an example of how to use sed in a Jupyter Notebook CLI:
$ echo "This is a test string" | sed 's/test/example/'
This is a example string
In this example, the echo
command is used to output the text This is a test string
, which is then piped to the sed
command. The sed
command then searches for the string test
and replaces it with example
, resulting in the output This is a example string
.
Code explanation
echo "This is a test string"
: Outputs the textThis is a test string
sed 's/test/example/'
: Searches for the stringtest
and replaces it withexample
For more information on how to use sed in a Jupyter Notebook CLI, please refer to the following resources:
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