Introduction and use of cut commands in AIX

Introduction to cut commands in AIX and use cut to cut columns or fields from standard input or text files. command format: cut [options] file1file2options: www.2cto.com-clist: specify the number of cut characters-ffield: specify the number of cut fields-d: specify and space... introduction to cut commands in AIX and use cut to cut columns or fields from standard input or text files. command format: cut [options] file1 file2 options: www.2cto.com-c list: specify the number of cut characters-f field: specify the number of cut fields-d: specify the domain separator different from the space and tab key-c: Used to specify the cut range, such as-c1, 5-7: cut 1st characters, then drop 5 to the end 7 characters-c1-50: cut the first 50 characters-f domain-c same:-f1, 5: cut 1st domain, 5th domain-f1, 10-12: cut 1st domain, 10th domain to 12th domain www.2cto.com below is the exercise, pg pers.txt R. jone: Office Runner: ID897 S. round: UNIX admin: ID666 L. clip: Personal Chief: ID982 use ":" as the separator, cut 3rd fields: cut-d:-f3 pers.txt ID897 ID666 ID982 cut 1st and 3rd fields: cut-d: -f 1, 3, pers.txt R. jone: ID897 S. round: ID666 L. clip: ID982 www.2cto.com cut 2nd and 5th characters: cut-d:-c. 5 pers.txt. n. u. I cut 2nd to 6th characters cut-d:-c 2-6 pers.txt. jone. roun. clip -- the end --