Start Learning to Code
I’ve just backed up the notes I have in Notion, and they use hashcodes in the notes names to make them unique apparently. For example, this is might be a note-folder with some notes: Archive …
I have a file that has content similiar below: ptrn: 435324kjlkj34523453 Note1: rtewqtiojdfgkasdktewitogaidfks Note2: t4rwe3tewrkterqwotkjrekqtrtlltre I am trying to get characters after space at the …
Suppose the given string is: [[1]] is for cars, as [[2]] is for bikes I want to split the string into an array of string using regex or any other way, when [[any number]] (for example: [[1]], [[2]]) …
I’m writing a script to find and list files on my video drive that aren’t already .mkv format, as well as listing any multi-episode files so that I can eventually convert and split these files …
In a script.sh file, I have the following line: ExecStart=ssh -nN -R 46:192.168.0.1:56 192.168.0.2 I try to replace with sed the second port (56 here) knowing that its value can vary between 1 and …
I’ve one file having records like below AAA***000***LLL BBB***111***PPP Want only second column values in output file. OutputFile 000 111 Is there any way I could do it using linux command ?
Im trying to delete the last space in my string. The input is: “hi guys how you doing” What i currently doing: $ echo “hi guys how you doing” | sed ‘s/ +//1’ Current output: “higuys how you …
I have two regular expression, and trying to bind it into And condition what I got -grep -E “/[1-9]{4,}/” file -grep -E ‘([0-9])(.*1){3}’ file I tried to take a regular expression from each …
In a string as following: alias LXX “|lp -dYYYYYYY -o nb -o raw -s 2>/dev/null”, lp -d[YYYYYY] -o can happen in the part of the string. [LXX] and [YYYYYY] are the parts that need to be extracted …
I have some strings, and among them are: 103120!WIFF SOFTBALL BAT I !25 !20 !01-JUN-90 103121!WIFF SOFTBALL BAT II !30 !24 !01-JUN-90 I need to write a regex for grep which displays strings with ‘…