In Linux, you have file, kevin.txt, how do you print out all the lines that do NOT have the word "test"?
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grep -v test kevin.txt
^^ -v is short for --invert-match
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In Linux, you have file, kevin.txt, how do you print out all the lines that do NOT have the word "test"?
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In Linux, you have file, kevin.txt, how do you print out all the lines that do NOT have the word "test"?
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grep -v test kevin.txt
^^ -v is short for --invert-match
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4. Basic Commands the lines in which the word was found. grep -B <num> <pattern> <filename> prints out <num> of the lines that came B efore each of the lines in which the word was found. <span>grep -v <pattern> <filename> prints out only those lines that do not contain the word you are searching for. [ You may think that the -v option is no longer doing the same kind of t
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