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You get it twice because the same pattern occurs in the file 2 times. Will there be any difference in the pattern occurences? |
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I understand now. So if there's a difference in the pattern, it will output my desired output. Thanks. Could you pls explain your code in details because i;m not familiar with sed ? |
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