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Unix Question....
Hi guys, I like to display/print a specific number from a file with unix command. how do I do that? (not in vi editor)
For example, all I know is line number...e.g.: 2314th line. File is huge like 3gig. I wanna see just one line. Which unix command(s) can show me that? thanks |
tail -2314 [file] | head -n 1
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Guys. thank you so much. you saved me a lot. BOTH WORKS FOR ME!!
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