Summary of common options for cat, cut, sort, uniq, WC, tr for Linux

First, the basic command

Cat command:

Cat [OPTION] ... [FILE] ...-A,--show-all equivalent to-vet-b,--number-nonblank to non-null output line number-e equivalent to-VE-E,--show-end s shows $-n at the end of each line,--number to all lines of output-s,--squeeze-blank does not output multiple lines of empty lines-T with-VT equivalent-T,--show-tabs will jump word modifier explicitly Shown as ^i-u (ignored)-V,--show-nonprinting uses ^ and M-references, except LFD and tab--HELP Display this Help message and leave

Cut command:

Cut OPTION ... [FILE] ...-d: Specify delimiter, default is space-F: Specifies the field to display-f1-f 1,3-f 1-3

Sort command:

Sort command: Sort [OPTION] ... [FILE] ... sort [option] ...--files0-from=f option:-N: Numeric sort-R: Reverse order-T: Sort by Field delimiter-K: Specify field to sort-U: Remove duplicate rows-F: Case insensitive

uniq Command:

Uniq command: report or ignore the same row uniq-report or omit repeated lines option:-D: Show only duplicate rows-D: Show all duplicate rows-C: Show only the number of repetitions

WC command:

Wc-print newline, Word, and byte counts for each file WC [OPTION] ... [FILE] ... wc [option] ...--files0-from=f option:-L: Display line number-C: Display number of characters-W: Displays the number of words-l: Shows the longest line contains how many characters-m: Displays the number of characters

TR command:

TR [OPTION] ... SET1 [SET2] option:-C replaces this character set with a complement to the character set in string 1, which requires the character set to be ASCII. -d deletes all input characters in string 1. -S Delete all occurrences of a sequence of characters, leaving only the first one; the string compression is about to recur to a string.

History command:

Option:-C: Empty command history-D: Delete specified row-w: Save command to History file

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Summary of common options for cat, cut, sort, uniq, WC, tr for Linux