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replacing a character
Hi All,
contents of my file is like this: xxx xxx1 N N N 0 yyy yyy1 Y N N 0 i want to replace 1st N of xxx xxx1 N N N 0 line with Y. i. e i want the output like this: xxx xxx1 Y N N 0 how can i do this? please help. Thanks |
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