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• • Jit@jit.aber

  

  Split the text file with line number in Linux: wc -l abc.txt and then: split -l 60000 abc.txt #Split #Break #Line #Ubuntu #Linux #Tricks

  2833 days ago

• • Jit@jit.aber

  

  #Remove all line that start with # file: $ sed '/^#/ d' filename #line #sed #linux

  2662 days ago

• • Jit@jit.aber

  

  Remove four beginning characters from each line of the file. $ sed 's/^....//' genbank.txt #Remove #Sed #Text

  2558 days ago

• • Rahul Nayak@rahul

  

  You can use the df command to know the free space in the disk: $ df -h . #df #Linux #List #Free #Space

  2553 days ago

• • Jit@jit.aber

  

  Print each command before executing? Bash script to print each command before executing. $ bash -x myscript.sh #Print #Command #Bash

  2524 days ago

• • Jit@jit.aber

  

  Linux command to find the file contains a string "LOCK_EX": grep -Ril "LOCK_EX" / #Root #Find #Linux #Grep #search

  2401 days ago

• • BioJoker@biojoker

  

  Print the lqst line of the file zith Perl. $ perl -ne 'END {print $last} $last= $_ if /\S/' blocks_coords.gff #Last #Line #Perl

  1807 days ago

• • Rahul Nayak@rahul

  

  #Convert #fasta file to uppercase/lowercase, without altering the annotation line $ awk '{ if ($0 !~ />/) {print toupper($0)} else {print $0} }' name.fasta

  2287 days ago

• • Rahul Agarwal@raag

  

  https://web.expasy.org/cellosaurus/- a knowledge resource on cell lines #Cell #line #DB

  2280 days ago

• • Neel@neelam

  

  #Convert a #multi-line #fasta to a #singleline #fasta $ awk '!/^>/ { printf "%s", $0; n = "\n" } /^>/ { print n $0; n = "" } END { printf "%s", n }' sample1.fa > sample1_singleline.fa

  2206 days ago

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