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Delete a word and complete line
Hi Canone please provide me solution how can achieve the result below:
File1.txt $ sweet apple£1 scotish green $ This is a test1 $ sweet mango£2 asia yellow $ This is a test 2 $ sweet apple red (there is no pound symbol here) germany green $ This is a test 3 $ Result required: delete the word "sweet" from lines which has a "£" symbol and everything after £ in that line. And delete exactly two lines below £. Expected result as: $ apple£ $ This is a test $ mango£ $ This is test2 $ sweet apple red (there is no pound symbol here) germany green $ This is a test 3 $ |
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