How Do I Change Commas with Spaces in Linux?
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How do you change commas with spaces in shell?

The command s/,/ /g tells sed to replace every comma with a space. q tells it to quit after the first line. The lone < indicates redirection: it tells the shell to get its input for the read command from the file-like object that follows on the command line.

How do I change to space in Linux?

This is how to replace tab by space or replace spaces by tab in linux.

  1. replace space by tab. in bash you can run. sed -e ‘s/ /t/g’ test.py > test.new.py. in vim you can do this: # first in . …
  2. replace tab to spaces. set option expandtab (abbreviated to et ) :set et|retab.
Alexander Ross

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