fork and exec system calls in Linux
fork and exec system calls are used to create new processes to execute programs. fork and exec calls are explained with example programs.
fork and exec system calls are used to create new processes to execute programs. fork and exec calls are explained with example programs.
The cut command cuts parts of each line of input files and writes it on its standard output. Used for taking out few columns from the input.
The tr command reads the standard input, translates or deletes characters and writes the resulting text on its standard output.
comm compares two sorted files and gives three column output regarding, lines unique to file 1, lines unique to file 2 and the common lines.
The uniq command is a filter for finding unique lines in input. It reads input, suppresses duplicates and prints unique lines in its output.
The sort command is for sorting lines in text files. There are options to define keys, reverse sort order, numeric sort and to merge files.
Awk is a domain specific programming language, suitable for text processing, data extraction and report generation applications.
sed is a stream editor that applies the commands one by one on each line of input and writes the resulting lines on the standard output.
grep is a program for searching string patterns in files. It searches files for the patterns and prints the matching lines.
A shell script, or bash script, is a list of commands written to automate some system operations work in Linux.