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sed string manipulation
hi
I am using sed to split a string this string is 11byteabc I would like to just get the numeric digits. Code:
echo "11byteabc" | sed 's/*[a-z]// only solution that works is repeating [a-z] number of times for the letters which is pointless grateful for any suggestions thanks |
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Hey everybody
I need some help on how to order the data in file such as a file have first name last name and city and i would like to order them to in the same order by using sed thanks alot for your time |
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