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grep the string with the line number
Dear Masters,
Here i have some doubts can anyone clarify?. Is it possible to grep the lines by specifying the line numbers. I know the line number which i want to grep. example: grep 40th line filename grep 50th line filename Need ur comments. Last edited by salaathi; 12-01-2007 at 06:54 AM.. Reason: to simplify the readers understand |
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To print the 40th line: Code:
sed '40q;d' file or Code:
awk 'NR==40 {print;exit}'
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You can use nawk 'NR==40' filename to grab particular line
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