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In the last class,

In the last class,. Filters and delimiters The sample database pr command head and tail commands cut and paste commands. paste: pasting file (contd.,). We can specify one or more delimiters with -d paste -d “|” cutlist1 cutlist2 Where each field will be separated by the delimiter |.

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In the last class,

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  1. In the last class, • Filters and delimiters • The sample database • pr command • head and tail commands • cut and paste commands

  2. paste: pasting file (contd.,) • We can specify one or more delimiters with -d paste -d “|” cutlist1 cutlist2 Where each field will be separated by the delimiter |

  3. Joining lines (-s) Let us consider that the file address book contains the details of three persons cat addressbook paste -s addressbook -to print in one single line paste -s -d ”| | \n” addressbook -are used in a circular manner

  4. Sort : ordering a file • Sorting is the ordering of data in ascending or descending sequence. The sort command orders a file and by default, the entire line is sorted Example: sort shortlist

  5. Sort options -tchar uses delimiter char to identify fields -k n sorts on nth field -k m,n starts sort on mth field and ends sort on nth field -k m.n starts sort on nth column of mth field -u removes repeated lines

  6. -n sorts numerically -r reverses sort order -f folds lowercase to equivalent uppercase -m list merges sorted files in list -c checks if file is sorted -o flname places output in file flname

  7. sort –t“|” –k 2 shortlist sort –t”|” –r –k 2 shortlist or sort –t”|” –k 2r shortlist sort –t”|” –k 3,3 –k 2,2 shortlist sort –t”|” –k 5.7,5.8 shortlist sort –n numfile

  8. uniq command Locate repeated and non-repeated lines cat dept.lst uniq dept.lst sort : dept.lst | uniq - uniqlist Selecting the nonrepeated lines (-u) Selecting the duplicate lines (-d) Counting frequency of occurrence (-c)

  9. tr command Manipulates the individual characters in a line. It translates characters using one or two compact expressions tr options expn1 expn2 standard input It takes input only from standard input, it doesn’t take a filename as argument tr ‘|/’ ‘~-’ < emp.lst | head –n 3

  10. exp1=‘|/’ ; exp2=‘~-’ tr “$exp1” “$exp2” < emp.lst Changing case of text head –n 3 emp.lst | tr ‘[a-z]’ ‘[A-Z]’ Deleting charecters (-d) Compressing multiple consecutive charecters (-s) Complementing values of expression (-c) Using ASCII octal values and escape sequences

  11. Summary • Filters and delimiters • pr command • head and tail command • cut and paste command • sort command • uniq command • tr command

  12. THANK YOU

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