One linux Command per day wc

The wc (word count) command is used to print the number of bytes, number of words, and number of lines of a file. Wc -- help can be used to view command parameters. Wc file1 displays the number of lines, words, bytes, and file names of file1 files. Wc-c file1 counts the number of bytes in file1. Run www.2cto.com wc-m file1 to count the number of characters in the file1 file. Wc-l file1 counts the number of lines in the file1 file. Wc-L file1 counts the length of the longest row in the file1 file. Wc-w file1 counts the number of words in file1. Author: CrazyNemo