What is grep|sort give example?
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Answer / Avadhesh Pratap Singh
grep is a command-line utility that searches through files for lines containing a matching pattern. sort is a Unix command used to sort the contents of a file or output from other commands. Example: grep 'pattern' file.txt | sort will search the file file.txt for lines containing the specified pattern and then sort the results.
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