How to print/display the first line of a file in Unix?
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Answer Posted / Rishabh Kanthariya
To display the first line of a file in Unix, you can use the `head` command with an argument specifying the number of lines. In this case, since we want only the first line, we use `head -n 1`. Here's an example: `head -n 1 filename.txt`
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