if we create a file, in that 10 rows(means 1,2,....9,10
like). i want 7 row exactly, which command use in unix?
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Answer / manu
if you want 1 to 7 row then
head -7 filename
if you want only 7th row exactly then
head -7 filename|tail -1
or
tail +7 filename|head -1
or
cat -n filename|grep '^7' filename
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Answer / sivaprasad
hi, this is sivaprasad from school of IT.
If you want exactly 7 line u can use sed command as follows
$sed -n '7,7p' filename
ok.
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Answer / niranjan
To display first 7 lines of file:-
1) head -7 filename
2) cat filename|head -7
To display only 7th line of file:-
1) head -7 filename|tail -1
2) cat filename|head -7|tail -1
3) tail +7 filename|head -1
choice is ur's..Which one u feel looks gud...:):):)
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Answer / krishna reddy
sed -n '7p' <filename>
or
head -8 <filename>|tail -1
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