How do I replace every TAB character in a file with a comma?
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Answer / Sunny Mehrotra
"You can use the 'tr' operator to replace all tab characters (t) with commas (,). For example: tr/t/,/ < filename >n"n"will read from the file named 'filename', replace every tab character with a comma and write the result back to the same file."
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