Introduction
In this challenge, you will learn how to use the cat
, head
, and tail
commands in Linux. These commands are used to display the contents of a file, view the beginning or end of a file, and concatenate files.
In this challenge, you will learn how to use the cat
, head
, and tail
commands in Linux. These commands are used to display the contents of a file, view the beginning or end of a file, and concatenate files.
The cat
command is used to display the contents of a file. In this step, you will learn how to use the cat
command to display the contents of example.txt
.
Display the contents of example.txt
and store the output in a file named step1.txt
.
This is an example file.
It contains some text for the Linux challenge.
This is line 3.
This is line 4.
This is line 5.
cat
command.>
in Linux.The head
command is used to display the beginning of a file. In this step, you will learn how to use the head
command to display the first 2 lines of example.txt
.
Display the first 2 lines of example.txt
and store the output in a file named step2.txt
.
This is an example file.
It contains some text for the Linux challenge.
head
command.>
in Linux.The tail
command is used to display the end of a file. In this step, you will learn how to use the tail
command to display the last line of example.txt
.
Display the last line of example.txt
and store the output in a file named step3.txt
.
This is line 5.
head
command.>
in Linux.The cat
and head
commands can be used together to display a range of lines from a file. In this step, you will learn how to use the cat
and head
commands to display the lines 3 to 4 of example.txt
.
Display the lines 3 to 4 of example.txt
and store the output in a file named step4.txt
.
This is line 3.
This is line 4.
cat
command and the head
command.|
.>
in Linux.The cat
and tail
commands can be used together to display the end of a file. In this step, you will learn how to use the cat
and tail
commands to display the last 3 lines of example.txt
.
Display the last 3 lines of example.txt
and store the output in a file named step5.txt
.
This is line 3.
This is line 4.
This is line 5.
cat
command and the tail
command.|
.>
in Linux.Congratulations! You have completed the challenge of File Viewing. You should now have a better understanding of how to use the cat
, head
, and tail
commands in Linux. You can use these commands to quickly view and manipulate the contents of files in your Linux environment.