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Can anybody give me a hint. Here is a task. T Tere is a text file. It contains names. Some names have second and third names. EX: Gordon Freeman Contains second name EX2: William Gilbert Ross Contains second and third names How can I delete lines that contain second and third names using one command? Thank you in advance!!!! |
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