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how do i finish this last one..
i tried to build a command to replaces the word "include" with
"exclude" in each *.h type of file in a certain directory and to display the lines in which the switch happened. i did a command and i dont know why its not working find /usr -name "*.h" -exec sed 's/include/exclude/g' {} \; |grep exclude |
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