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[@riccoc.6507]

Thank you bro that was a good lesson

[@klkb1206]

thank you i want to learn more keep upload educational tutorial vids

[@brandondang7651]

Really helpful video. Thank you!!

[@kumargunjan428]

beautifully explained!

[@aer0449]

Geeks For Geeks

[@CaribouDataScience]

Thanks, that was helpful.

[@BrayanRodriguez-mw7iw]

awesome explanation!

[@moyukh2007]

Fantastic

[@heba-ok6vb]

Thank you ♥

[@jayantipatil1792]

Kahi domblach kalal ny asel kon shikwtai hoi random ky sorting vailai ,evdh eg ghetyat hoi ,ky nav lihun kadu kuth sort zalai bghayla

[@astonmargolis4391]

appreciate it !

[@jawaharreddy3097]

Thank you

[@shaik.m.abdullah027]

thanks for your effort. keep video size small like this one.

[@iAmIfyEmmanuel]

no sort -o ?

[@balajireddy7229]

If i want to sort first directories and then its size, how do we do it?

[@sanojgiri7419]

Love u bro

[@elrjayy]

What if I want to actually sort the contents of the file?

[@NoEgg4u]

$ sort file1 > file2
For the above, file2 will be created, based on the output of your command.
file1 will remain unchanged.
Note that when you redirect output via the ">" symbol, it will create the file (in this case, "file2") if the file does not exist. If file2 already existed, then ">" would delete it and recreate it with the output of your command. Using ">>" will append to an existing file.

[@tahayamin7172]

What should I use if I want to remove duplicated items in a file for example duplicated names or numbers?

[@jaysonf7864]

sort -u or you can use sort with the uniq command

[@Selflearningca]

what is the command to save the file after arranged

[@salexkorsan8790]

I need help,
I want to sort in bash file,
Example....
a="10"
b="100"
C="1000"
I want to sort this
$a $b $c
How to sort ?? Please tell me!

[@venkatnarayanareddy1179]

what sort -k 2.2 filename , do

[@mohdshahbaz2283]

fan ki awaz zada ati hain picha se

[@lookback6314]

Hey brother.I have tried but it doesn't work. I think -k function doesn't work on it. Could you tell me if you had same issue? BTW I am on Cent os 8 .

[@avijeetgorai3697]

Thank you