January 2024
Beginner to intermediate
300 pages
6h 42m
English
Editing text on the command line is often a hard requirement due to the constraints of production systems, which tend to lack a graphical user interface. However, becoming fluent at editing text on the command line has many benefits even outside of those systems – indeed, even when you have graphical text editors or integrated development environments (IDEs) available.
For example, many full-featured text editors and IDEs support the patterns you’ll learn about in this chapter, which means the speed and efficiency you gain is transferrable to other tools. In fact, you can use the shortcuts you’ll learn in this chapter for all kinds of things, from quickly finding and replacing text to correcting a misspelled ...
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