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grep problem
I know that grep will display the matched line, but how about if I want to get the matched characted, for example:
file.txt contains: Hello 123 World This is a56 letter34 56are you su345re ? 1000 yes I do I want to list all instances of digits that appear e.g: 123 56 34 56 345 1000 do I have to use sed ? Thanks ! |
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