Linux replace sed command reprint

• Reproduced from here, thanks to the original author
• sed ‘s/test/mytest/g‘ example.txt

• Indicates that the test text in Example.txt is replaced with mytest
  

• Please note that this command sed ‘s/test/mytest/‘ example.txt

• If you do not have g, you will only replace the test with mytest at the beginning of each line.
  

• sed ‘^s\test\mytest\p‘Example.txt

• Replace the first occurrence of the test with mytest for each line and print only the rows that were replaced
  

• sed ‘s#10#100#g‘Replace 10 in text with 100

• #Equivalent /
  

• sed -n ‘/test/,/check/p‘ example.txtRepresents the line between the print test and the check

• test/,/checkIndicates that the row between test and check appears
  

  + sed -n ‘5,/^test/p‘ example.txt Print line 5th to the first occurrence of test
  

Linux replace sed command reprint