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Sed In-Place Edit

Modify files directly using sed's in-place editing flag, creating a backup of the original file before modification

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SED Substitution

Use sed to replace text in a stream, with regex support for complex pattern matching and substitution

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Process Signals

Understand how Linux processes handle signals like SIGTERM and SIGKILL for graceful termination or immediate stopping of running programs.

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Pipe Redirection

Use pipe (|) to send output of one command as input to another, enabling powerful command chaining and data processing in Linux shell scripting.

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chmod Basics

Change file permissions using numeric or symbolic modes in Linux. Understand how to modify read, write, and execute permissions for users.

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Find Command Basics

Powerful Linux utility to search for files and directories with complex filtering options across file systems

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Find Large Files

Quickly locate and list files larger than a specified size in Linux using the find command with size parameter

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Fork System Call

Create a new process by duplicating the calling process. The child process is an exact copy of the parent, running concurrently.

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Pipe Command Chain

Combine multiple Linux commands using pipes to filter, process, and transform text data efficiently in a single command line

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Pipe Operator

The pipe (|) operator in Linux allows you to chain commands, sending the output of one command as input to another, enabling powerful data processing workflows.

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ps Command Basics

Learn how to view running processes in Linux using the 'ps' command with common options for process information and filtering.

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Signal Handling

Mechanism for handling asynchronous events in Linux. Signals are software interrupts sent to a program to indicate a specific event or condition.

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