Regular Expressions in Linux!Regular expressions are a key part of working with text in Linux systems. They allow you to search for specific patterns in text, such as email addresses, phone numbers, or URLs, and can be used in a variety of Linux commands, including grep, sed, and awk. Prerequisites While regular expressions… Read More »The Secret to Efficient Text Manipulation: Regular Expressions in Linux!
curl Command for Data TransferThe curl command is a powerful tool for transferring data over the internet. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the many ways that you can use curl in your Bash scripts and command-line workflows. Downloading Files One of the most common uses for curl is to download files… Read More »Mastering the curl Command for Data Transfer
Piping in BashPiping in Bash Basic piping examples File content: Output: Advanced piping examples
AwkColorized /etc/passwd Here’s a script that will display all the information in the /etc/passwd file, with each type of value (username, UID, GID, home directory, and shell) colorized differently: Explanation: You can customize the script to use different colors and format the output as you prefer. Note that the script… Read More »Colorize Your File with Awk
AWK: The Swiss Army Knife of Data ManipulationAWK is a programming language and utility that allows you to perform advanced operations on text files and data streams. With just a few simple commands, you can extract, rearrange, and modify data with ease. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Bash pro, there’s always something new to learn… Read More »AWK: The Swiss Army Knife of Data Manipulation
TerminalAre you tired of switching between windows and trying to find the right terminal to run your commands in? Or perhaps you just want to speed up your workflow and become a terminal pro? Look no further, because we have compiled a list of 5 tips to maximize productivity in… Read More »Maximize Productivity in the Linux Terminal