Tips and Tricks How To manipulate Text Files on Linux
In this video, I'll show you how to use text files in the command line on Linux, How to view or display the contents of a file, how to sort the contents, How to add line number, how to count the words in a text files and finally how to extract specific fields or columns from a delimited text file.
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