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Linux CommandsSearching text

Exclude matching lines

Linux Commands: Use grep -v to retain lines that do not start with a comment marker.

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GitCommit history & revision selection

Filter history by its author identity

Git: The author filter selects commits by their recorded author metadata.

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PowerShellCollections & objects

Filter items in a pipeline

Keep numbers that meet a condition.

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Linux CommandsGetting Started

Filter lines by literal text

Linux Commands: Filter lines by literal text using GNU/Linux commands in an empty practice directory.

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PowerShellGetting Started

Filter pipeline values

PowerShell: Filter pipeline values using PowerShell 7.

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Linux CommandsSorting & joining records

Find lines common to two sorted files

Linux Commands: Use comm -12 to suppress the two columns of unmatched lines.

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Linux CommandsSorting & joining records

Find lines unique to the first sorted file

Linux Commands: Use comm -23 to retain only records absent from the second input.

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HTMLImages & embedded documents

Give an inline SVG an accessible name

HTML: Use a title referenced by aria-labelledby for a meaningful inline vector image.

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PowerShellStrings & literal text

Insert values into a multiline template

PowerShell: A double-quoted here-string expands variable references.

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Bash ScriptsDiagnostics & defensive scripting

Inspect every command status in a pipeline

Bash Scripts: Copy PIPESTATUS immediately before another command overwrites it.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Join lines from two files side by side

Linux Commands: Use paste to pair lines by position with a chosen separator.

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Bash ScriptsProcesses & environment

Keep loop state by avoiding a pipeline subshell

Bash Scripts: Redirect input into a while loop so updates to a counter remain in the current shell.

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