Searching for Pattern
grep scans its input for a pattern, displays the line containing that pattern
usage: grep options pattern filename(s)
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searching for a text string in one
grep 'boss' /etc/passwd
searches for the pattern boss in the /etc/passwd file
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searching for a text string in multiple files
grep ‘root’ *.txt
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Caseinsensitive file searching with the Unix grep command
grep i ‘hello’ hello.txt
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Reversing the meaning of a grep search
grep v ‘boss’ /etc/passwd
Displays all the lines that do not contain the specified pattern
Using grep in a Unix/Linux command pipeline
ls al | grep ‘^d’
print the lines that starts with d
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Linux grep command to search for multiple patterns at one time
egrep ‘boss|root’ /etc/passwd
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grep pattern matching and regular expressions (regex patterns)
grep '[FG]oo' *
grep '[09][09][09]' *
grep '^fred' /etc/passwd
usage: grep options pattern filename(s)
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searching for a text string in one
grep 'boss' /etc/passwd
searches for the pattern boss in the /etc/passwd file
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searching for a text string in multiple files
grep ‘root’ *.txt
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Caseinsensitive file searching with the Unix grep command
grep i ‘hello’ hello.txt
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Reversing the meaning of a grep search
grep v ‘boss’ /etc/passwd
Displays all the lines that do not contain the specified pattern
Using grep in a Unix/Linux command pipeline
ls al | grep ‘^d’
print the lines that starts with d
●
Linux grep command to search for multiple patterns at one time
egrep ‘boss|root’ /etc/passwd
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grep pattern matching and regular expressions (regex patterns)
grep '[FG]oo' *
grep '[09][09][09]' *
grep '^fred' /etc/passwd
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