sed Command

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NOT COMPLETE

“sed” is a pretty useful command that allows you to edit/replace multiple parts of a text file by specifying keywords or locations

You are able to replace all “I did” strings in a text file to “I chose to” with a single command, similarly, you are able to pick a range of how many of those matching strings get modified to the new string that you choose

Additional arguments:

| Option | Description | | ———— | —————————————————————————- | | **-i** | Edit the file in place without printing to the console (overwrite the file). | | **-n** | Suppress automatic printing of lines. | | **-e** | Allows multiple commands to be executed. | | **-f** | Reads sed commands from a file instead of the command line. | | **-r** | Enables extended regular expressions. |