What is FIND, GREP and SED ? Could you please give me the
difference between all the three? Where we use this commnands?
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Answer Posted / dj
Find : This unix command is used to search for a particular
file in unix directory. Syntax for the same is
find .* - <file name pattern>
Grep : This command will search for a string/text in
specified file. syntax for the saame is
grep -<switches> <pattern> <FileName>
there are number of switches availbale for this command.
Sed : its an editor
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