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I'm trying to figure out what command I would enter in to get all 4 letter words (only a-z characters, punctuations should not be counted as a letter)
I have this so far: Code:
cat /usr/share/dict/words | egrep '^....$' ![]() |
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Use a regular expression to match the pattern:
letter + [not a letter] 0 or more times + letter + [not a letter] 0 or more times + letter + [not a letter] 0 or more times + letter + [not a letter] 0 or more times It's quite easy, I used it to find these words that start with "she" in my /usr/share/dict/words file. shea she'd shed shee shem sher shes shew |
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