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ps -aux | grep Henry:rolleyes:

Hi guys,

i need to search the most commonly occuring words in a file and display their counts of about 30000 words and the words shud not be of typ specified in file 2 e. words like...

i gave one result. but i need to be optimised..

echo `sed -e "s/[[:alnum:]]/& \t/g" banner | tr ' ' '\n' ` 1> banner

for i in `cat banner`
do
banner $i | sed 's/#/'$i'/g'
done

...

But if given a name UNIX

i shud display it as

U U N N
U U N N N
U U N NN
U U N N etc..... hw to do this

to break a word into characters..

Eg UNIX to U N I X

i have a file containing words like

Animal
education
asegdfiwqoqwewqeu
etc...

i need to display the words
education
asegdfiwqoqwewqeu alone...

ie a word containing all the vowels in...

But i tried it using sed command as...

count=` sed -s "s/ /\n/g" $1 |grep -i $i | wc -w`

cud u xplain diff bw these. n say which is optimised n hw :)

but it is not workin if ther r two arun in same line or any work that has multiple occurance in the same word

try this

find /home | egrep -i "\."

it lists all the . files.. :)

hi,
cud u help me to find this.

i hav 2 files.
file1 has data as "ARUN
ARUN is from Australia
Arun likes America etc..
...

hi friens, :)

if ther are files named .c++,.C++,.cpp,.Cpp,.CPp,.cPP,.CpP,.cpP,.c,.C wat is the pattern for finding them

:confused:

hi vino,
it displays even *.css, class files etc.,,

i also tried using

find /home/ -iname *.c[p+][p+] -o -iname *.c

it gave the result. but needed to be more optimised...

hi friens, :)

if ther are files named .c++,.C++,.cpp,.Cpp,.CPp,.cPP,.CpP,.cpP,.c,.C wat is the pattern for finding them

:confused:

hi friens, :)

if i need to find files with extension .c++,.C++,.cpp,.Cpp,.CPp,.cPP,.CpP,.cpP,.c,.C
wat is the pattern for finding them

:confused: