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Linux CommandsDates & process utilities

Convert a Unix timestamp to UTC

Linux Commands: Use the @ syntax with GNU date for seconds since the Unix epoch.

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JavaScriptNumbers & numeric validation

Convert between integer bases

JavaScript: Supply a radix when parsing a nondecimal integer string.

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TypeScriptNumbers & numeric validation

Convert between integer bases

TypeScript: Supply a radix when parsing a nondecimal integer string.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Convert tab stops to spaces

Linux Commands: Use expand with a fixed tab width when preparing plain-text alignment.

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SQL ServerSelect & page

Convert text without raising a conversion error

Return NULL when a numeric conversion fails.

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Linux CommandsFiles & permissions

Copy a directory while preserving attributes

Linux Commands: Use cp -a for a recursive local copy that preserves links and ordinary file attributes.

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Linux CommandsFiles & folders

Copy a file to a folder

Create a backup folder if needed, then copy a file into it while preserving its modification time and permission bits.

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Linux CommandsDates & process utilities

Copy a file with explicit permissions

Linux Commands: Use install to create parent directories and set the destination mode in one operation.

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JavaScriptObject behavior & collections

Copy nested structured data independently

JavaScript: structuredClone creates an independent copy of supported structured values.

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TypeScriptObject behavior & collections

Copy nested structured data independently

TypeScript: structuredClone creates an independent copy of supported structured values.

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Linux CommandsStreams & byte tools

Count bytes in a file

Linux Commands: Use wc -c for byte length rather than Unicode character count.

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Linux CommandsText processing

Count lines in a file

Count newline characters in a text file, printing only the count without the filename.

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