Awk And Sed in Linux
AWK and SED are two powerful text processing tools in Linux. AWK: A scripting language for processing and analyzing text data. Used for text extraction, manipulation, and reporting. Can perform complex operations on columns of data and supports regular expressions. SED: A non-interactive text editor. Used for performing text transformations on an input stream (e.g. files or pipeline output). Features include search and replace, pattern matching, and text insertion/deletion.

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