Plzzzz, tell me some script about this...
What does this mean ?
sed '/^ */s///'
sed '/^/s// /'
and why it's diferent ???
sed '/ */s// /g' and sed 's/ */ /g'. It's all the same ???
Thanks you very much
You have been told about the rules -
other post
Use the search function for sed - there are many posts that you can read that will assist you to understand the command (also read the man page for sed)
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