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-===7.2 - La Commande unexpand===+===7.2 - The unexpand Command===
  
 The **expand** command converts spaces in a file to tabulations and prints the results to STDOUT. With no file as an argument or with the **-** character as an argument, the command takes it's input from STDIN. The **expand** command converts spaces in a file to tabulations and prints the results to STDOUT. With no file as an argument or with the **-** character as an argument, the command takes it's input from STDIN.
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-===7.3 - La Commande cut===+===7.3 - The cut Command===
  
 The cut command splits each line of a file into columns starting with column 1. Each column contains one character. The command can also be used to split lines into fields where the default seperator is a tablulation. The default seperator can be changed by using the **-d** switch. The cut command splits each line of a file into columns starting with column 1. Each column contains one character. The command can also be used to split lines into fields where the default seperator is a tablulation. The default seperator can be changed by using the **-d** switch.
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 **To do** : Use the **--help** option of the **cut** command to view the command line switches. **To do** : Use the **--help** option of the **cut** command to view the command line switches.
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-===7.4 - La Commande uniq===+===7.4 - The uniq Command===
  
 The following command is used to extract the Primary Group GIDs from the **/etc/passwd** file: The following command is used to extract the Primary Group GIDs from the **/etc/passwd** file:
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-===7.5 - La Commande tr===+===7.5 - The tr Command===
  
 The **tr** command is used to substitute certain characters by other characters. This command **only** accepts data from standard input (hence the pipe): The **tr** command is used to substitute certain characters by other characters. This command **only** accepts data from standard input (hence the pipe):
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-===7.6 - La Commande paste===+===7.6 - The paste Command===
  
 The **paste** command concatenates lines from n files. For example: The **paste** command concatenates lines from n files. For example:
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-===7.7 - La Commande split===+===7.7 - The split Command===
  
 The split command is used to divide a large file into smaller segments. Create an empty 250 MB file as follows: The split command is used to divide a large file into smaller segments. Create an empty 250 MB file as follows:
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-===7.8 - La Commande diff===+===7.8 - The diff Command===
  
 The diff command compares two fles and indicates what changes need to be made to the first file in order that it be identical to the second file. The diff command compares two fles and indicates what changes need to be made to the first file in order that it be identical to the second file.
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-===7.9 - La Commande cmp===+===7.9 - The cmp Command===
  
 The **cmp** command compares two files character by character. By default, the command stops after finding the first difference: The **cmp** command compares two files character by character. By default, the command stops after finding the first difference:
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-===7.10 - La commande patch===+===7.10 - The patch Command===
  
 La commande **patch** est utilisée pour appliquer des modifications à un fichier à partir d'un fichier patch qui contient les The **patch** command is used to apply modifications contained within a patch file to an older version of a file so that it becomes the newer version of the file. La commande **patch** est utilisée pour appliquer des modifications à un fichier à partir d'un fichier patch qui contient les The **patch** command is used to apply modifications contained within a patch file to an older version of a file so that it becomes the newer version of the file.
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-===7.11 - La commande strings===+===7.11 - The strings Command===
  
 The **strings** Command is used to extract any printable string in one or more object files or executables. An object fie is an intermediary file used when compiling. The **strings** Command is used to extract any printable string in one or more object files or executables. An object fie is an intermediary file used when compiling.
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