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In a tutorial with 15 real-world examples, TecAdmin explains how to use the sed command in Linux.



Sed Command in Linux with 15 Practical Examples

The `sed` command is an essential tool for manipulating text in Linux. It allows you to search for patterns in a text and perform various operations on the matching text, such as replacing it, deleting it, or printing it. This command takes input from a file or standard input. 



Sed Command in Linux with 15 Practical Examples – TecAdmin