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I have many files in a particular folder(all ending with extension .F1.Test). I need a unix command that will change my file extension from .F1.Test to .csv
I tried giving the command as "ren sample.F1.Test sample.csv", but i got the file as "sample.F1.csv" Example : I have the filename (sample.F1.Test and test.F1.Test), so after the unix command it should be renamed to (sample.csv and test.csv). Please let me know the unix command to convert the above file extension. |
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