Example based guide to mastering GNU sed
Example based guide to mastering GNU sed. Visit https://youtu.be/nvKyKoeiZD8 for a short video about the book.
The book also includes exercises to test your understanding, which are presented together as a single file in this repo — Exercises.md
For solutions to the exercises, see Exercise_solutions.md.
You can also use this interactive TUI app to practice some of the exercises from the book.
See Version_changes.md to keep track of changes made to the book.
For a preview of the book, see sample chapters.
The book can also be viewed as a single markdown file in this repo. See my blogpost on generating pdfs from markdown using pandoc if you are interested in the ebook creation process.
For the web version of the book, visit https://learnbyexample.github.io/learn_gnused/
Thank you for choosing to write and share your knowledge. I read your books on CLI and sed - I think they are very comprehensive and very well explained. Keep up the great work
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