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Middle of a Text File

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  • ideepraj10
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    while read line;
do
cat $file | sed -n '11,21p'
done

  • kkCyberS
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    1.

    head -22 | tail -11

    2.

    awk 'NR==12, NR==22 {print $0}'

    https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/awk-command-unixlinux-examples/

    3.

    sed -n '12,22p'

    https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.html

  • cahitbarkinozer
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    while read lines; do
    echo $lines >> file.txt
done
(head -n 22 | tail -n 11) < file.txt

  • andreypomortsev
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    sed -n '12,22p'

    This script uses the sed command to print out a range of lines from the input text. Here's what each part of the script does:

    sed is a Unix command-line utility for manipulating text. -n is an option that tells sed not to print out every line it processes. '12,22p' is a command that tells sed to print out only the lines between line 12 and line 22, inclusive. So, when you run the command sed -n '12,22p', sed reads in the input text, but only prints out lines 12 through 22.

  • florin_tanasa
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    #!/bin/bash
rm file.txt > stdout.tx 2> stderr.txt
while read LINES;
do
echo $LINES >> file.txt
done
(head -n22 | tail -n11) < file.txt
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