In UNIX, what is the command to edit contents of the file?

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vi <filename>

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Commands like vi filename, sed, awk , nawk can be used

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Commands like sed, awk , nawk can be used.

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vi filename

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vi

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vi <filename>
more <file name>

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vi <filename>
sed <option> <filename>

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bash#vi <filename>

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i

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