Linux Command Line Tips | Use The ‘tr’ Command to Transform, Replace, and Remove Characters
In this video, @LearnLinuxTV explains the tr command (tr stands for ‘translate’). Jay also gives examples of common ways to utilize this command in your code.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:35 When to Use the tr Command
1:00 Make Text All Caps with tr
4:40 Deleting Characters with tr
6:20 Squeeze Extra Characters with tr
8:00 Alt-Method of Making Text All Caps
9:00 Alt-Method of Deleting Text
9:30 Replacing Text with tr
10:40 Conclusion
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Product: Command Line, Linux, tr command; @LearnLinuxTV
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