What is sed in shell script?



What is sed in shell script?..

Answer / Raghvendra Voyoharia

sed (Stream Editor) is a utility in Unix-based systems for parsing and transforming text files. It can be used within shell scripts to perform tasks like searching, replacing, inserting, or deleting lines.

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