unix
How would you display the frst three lines of fle myfile?
if we want to display the first few lines of the file we have to use the below commad.
head -n filename
If we didnt specify the no of lines to be displayed ,by default the no of lines will be displayed is 10.
but if we want to specify the no of lines to be displayed we have to use the number.
like : head -3 myfile
here this command will display the first three lines of the file named myfile.
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