Two Powerful Command Line Utilities 'cut' And 'tr'

Recently, I've made videos on command line utilities like 'awk' and 'sed'. In this video, I cover two powerful command line utilities--'cut' and 'tr'. The 'cut' command removes sections from each line of a file. The 'tr' command translates or deletes characters from standard input.

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[crazychicken]

I wouldn’t even know how to find these utilities so continuing this series of videos is actually heartwarming

[janbodnar]

these kinds of videos are much better than constantly reviewing new distros

[mchisolm]

I'm really liking these videos. Thanks! I'm glad I found them (:

[alvaroconde]

This video is fantastic! It's dynamic, full of concrete information, and moves quickly without losing clarity. It strikes a perfect balance, delivering content comprehensibly without rushing through it. Please continue sharing more videos on Linux commands and their combinations!

[pepsipimpin]

These are essential viewing for anyone studying for the RHCSA. Thanks DT!

[michaelkrailo]

I never use cut because of the deep dive into awk but had to learn it so I could decipher other peoples scripts. This was informative on what the limitations are for the cut command as I was unaware of how the extra spaces could throw off cut.

[ChainReferenceBible]

DT, the tr examples is very helpful.

[MarkMcNallyJE]

You should do something like a quick fire overview of utilities like shuf, tac, nl etc most people could use these but won't know about them!

[taidee]

I definitely like this series, this is a super back to basics series.

[paintmysht]

These series are awesome! Please continue!

[meeexy]

really enjoying this type of videos. Would love to see more.

[mehmetkaraman]

these series are legitimately good. keep them coming, DT!

[mitchelvalentino]

@DistroTube I enjoy these videos on old-school Unix tools like cut, tr, awk, sed, etc. Have you had a chance to learn ‘sort’ and ‘uniq’?

[fahimabrar]

I love this new series of videos. Thank you

[sunshadow]

Thank you Sir. You are being concise and to the point.

[aehjr]

Not even finished viewing the video, and still say, "Nicely done! You neatly avoid the (usual) UUOC seen in many UNIX/Linux primers."

[zestynotions]

I think its great to have a reminder of the great tools that most have on their computer already

[mariusavram]

Thank you! Very good videos. Keep it up.

[BrucesWorldofStuff]

DT... Yes please continue.
Thanks for the video!
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[mansourq]

Thank you so much and please keep up your great job .... THUMBS up as usual