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How to append a string to a file name in Bash Shell?
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Mar 15, 202632662 viewsConfidence Score0%
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So I am supposed to find all the files in the given directory with surffix of .C or cc, and change their name to .C.blah or .cc.blah Is there a command to do that? Or should I implement this with the command find?
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There are a few approaches, depending on what is available on your *nix. There two different commands around, one provided through perl, and one as part of standard utils. Perl version: utils version - you might be able to do this with one line: for…
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