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How to append string on beginning of each line with number
The Next CEO of Stack Overflowkeyboard behaves differently under bashPrint a string a number of timesGrep beginning of lineHow to get line from a file using line number and edit it easily?Extract line beginning with a specific pattern in sedHow to insert a different header for every line with sed?Grabbing a number from string output on command lineHow can I remove a string from the beginning of each line of text?Delete all lines from middle of a line matching a string until the second string match is foundInsert a line of text after the line containing the last occurence of a specified word
Suppose I have 6 line of text.
Series
Of
Word
73914
Again
Word
I need to append character to beginning of line that contain ONLY number. Say I insert number-
Series
Of
Word
number-73914
Again
Word
Currently I had to run two command to achieve the desired result, I wonder if there are more efficient method.
Note: There are 1000+ line, so preferably this applies to all line ( I already state it ).
command-line text-processing sed awk
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Suppose I have 6 line of text.
Series
Of
Word
73914
Again
Word
I need to append character to beginning of line that contain ONLY number. Say I insert number-
Series
Of
Word
number-73914
Again
Word
Currently I had to run two command to achieve the desired result, I wonder if there are more efficient method.
Note: There are 1000+ line, so preferably this applies to all line ( I already state it ).
command-line text-processing sed awk
add a comment |
Suppose I have 6 line of text.
Series
Of
Word
73914
Again
Word
I need to append character to beginning of line that contain ONLY number. Say I insert number-
Series
Of
Word
number-73914
Again
Word
Currently I had to run two command to achieve the desired result, I wonder if there are more efficient method.
Note: There are 1000+ line, so preferably this applies to all line ( I already state it ).
command-line text-processing sed awk
Suppose I have 6 line of text.
Series
Of
Word
73914
Again
Word
I need to append character to beginning of line that contain ONLY number. Say I insert number-
Series
Of
Word
number-73914
Again
Word
Currently I had to run two command to achieve the desired result, I wonder if there are more efficient method.
Note: There are 1000+ line, so preferably this applies to all line ( I already state it ).
command-line text-processing sed awk
command-line text-processing sed awk
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