a. diff trees more_trees
diff trees more_trees
6a7,8
> Redwood
> Willow tree
b. wc -c trees; wc -c more_trees
wc -c trees; wc -c more_trees
68 trees
88 more_trees
c. sed -i 's/tree/plant/g' more_trees
d. sed -i 's/.*/\U&/g' trees
e. sort gtrees| uniq
f. grep 'Pine' trees
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