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Linux grep command with 14 different examples

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Pradeep Kumar
May 7, 2015

Linux like operating systems provides a searching tool known as grep (global regular expression print). grep command is useful for searching the content of one more files based on the pattern. A pattern may be a single character, bunch of characters, single word or a sentence
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