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Apply NowPipes are very powerful. They can be chained to solve many problems. So, most of the commands are built in a way that they can be used with pipes as long as they read from standard input (keyboard or pipe) and write to standard output (screen or pipe )
Such programs that can be used with pipes are generally called filters. Command examples of filters are:
wc
- for counting the letters, words, and lines in the input
grep
- displays only the lines from the input in which keyword (which is passed as argument) is found.
sort
- sorts/orders the input lines lexically (alphabetically) by default but can be changed
more
- displays the input in a page-wise manner
cat
- displays the content of the file passed as an argument
sed
- substitute a word with another word: sed 's/word/another_word/'
tr
- translate character ranges. For example to lowercase characters in input you can use:
tr 'A-Z' 'a-z'
uniq
- Display the uniq input lines. The input lines need to be sorted. If you want to display frequency, use:
uniq -c
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