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What is grep?
grep is a command-line utility for searching plain-text data sets for lines matching a regular expression. Its name comes from the ed command 'g/re/p' (globally search a regular expression and print matching lines). It is commonly used to filter log files, search code repositories, and perform other text-based searches.
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find
find is used to locate files and directories based on various criteria, often used in conjunction with grep to search within the located files.
cut
cut is used to extract specific sections from each line of a file, and can be used together with grep to filter lines before extracting parts of them.
tail
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tail is used to view the end of a file, commonly combined with grep to monitor logs and filter for specific entries.
Which job functions commonly mention grep?
Security Analyst
0.1% of all Security Analyst jobs mention grep
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DevOps Engineer
0.1% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention grep
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Customer Engineer
129 Customer Engineer jobs mention grep
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Software Engineer
806 Software Engineer jobs mention grep
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Engineer
1139 Engineer jobs mention grep
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