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doubt regardin regex in grep
shudnt this command :
grep [^C] test give all the lines which do not hv 'C'. ^ wrks as negating character inside square brackets right ??? bt in my case grep is printin all the line in the file also wht does grep c+ test & grep c? test shud do ??? |
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