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07-25-2008
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regarding grep command
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i am sankar pls help me how to find out the how many times the given word is existed in a givein file using grep command |
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07-25-2008
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You can use tr to transform the spaces in newlines and grep the result using the -c and -w options. Read the regarding manpages.
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