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One Day One Command :-
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uniq -- Remove duplicate lines from a SORTED file.
Summary :
It prints the unique lines in a sorted file. If input is not sorted
then, only adjacent duplicate lines are discarded.
Example:
Create 'myfile' with 2 cols of digits for testing.
$ uniq myfile -- Print only unique lines.
$ uniq -i myfile -- Ignore case when comparing.
$ uniq -u myfile -- Print only lines, Which is not duplicated.
$ uniq -c myfile -- Print all unique lines with no .of occurrence.
$ uniq -d myfile -- Print only duplicate lines. If a line duplicated
then, only one line will be printed.
$ uniq -D myfile -- Print all duplicate lines.
$ uniq -w5 myfile -- Use only first 5 Chars for checking the uniqueness
of the line.
$ uniq -f2 myfile -- Don't compare up-to 2nd field.
$ uniq -s2 myfile -- Don't compare up-to 2nd char.
$ sort myfile | uniq > output -- Sort myfile & store the uniq output.
Read : man uniq
Bye :)
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Bharathi S
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