I have this so far:
sed -n '0,10p' yourfile > newfile
But it is not working, just outputs a blank file 🙁
I have this so far: sed -n ‘0,10p’ yourfile > newfile But it is
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I have this so far:
sed -n '0,10p' yourfile > newfile
But it is not working, just outputs a blank file 🙁
Your question is ambiguous, so here is every permutation I can think of:
Print only the first 10 lines
Skip the first 10 lines
Print every 10th line
Delete every 10th line