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Using Sed

Using Sed

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Author(s)

By Justin Ellingwood and Brian Hogan

Introduction

In this interactive tutorial series, you’ll explore basic and advanced operations with sed , the command line stream editor found in Linux. You will almost certainly never replace your regular text editor with sed, but it will certainly become a welcomed addition to your text editing toolbox.

Tutorials in series

Tutorial

The Basics of Using the Sed Stream Editor to Manipulate Text in Linux

July 25, 2013
13 min read

Tutorial

Intermediate Sed: Manipulating Streams of Text in a Linux Environment

July 25, 2013
9 min read

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