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  2. Linux Shell
  3. Grep Sed Awk
  4. 'Sed' command #4
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'Sed' command #4

  • j622amilah
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    I did the long way...

    cat > file cat file | sed 's/.//1' | sed 's/.//2' | sed 's/.//3' | sed 's/.//4' | sed 's/./ /5' | sed 's/.//6' | sed 's/.//7' | sed 's/.//8' | sed 's/.//9' | sed 's/./ /10' | sed 's/.//11' | sed 's/.//12' | sed 's/.//13' | sed 's/.//14'