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  1. Which grep option uses extended regular expressions without needing to escape special characters like `+` or `|`?

    Answer: grep -E

    grep -E (or egrep) enables extended regular expressions, allowing unescaped use of +, |, (, and ).

  2. What does `find . -type d` search for?

    Answer: Directories only

    The -type d predicate restricts find results to directories.

  3. Which command sorts a file numerically by the second field, using a comma as delimiter?

    Answer: sort -t, -k2 -n file

    sort -t, sets comma as delimiter, -k2 selects the second field, and -n sorts numerically.

  4. What is the effect of `tr -d '\n'` on its input?

    Answer: Deletes all newline characters from the input

    tr -d deletes every occurrence of the specified character; here it removes all newline characters.

  5. Which command finds files that were accessed more than 7 days ago?

    Answer: find . -atime +7

    find -atime +7 finds files whose last access time was more than 7 days ago.

  6. What does the `grep -l 'error' *.log` command output?

    Answer: Only the names of .log files that contain 'error'

    grep -l prints only the filenames of files that contain at least one match, not the matching lines.

  7. Which pipeline lists the ten most frequently occurring words in a text file?

    Answer: cat file | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -10

    Splitting into words, counting with uniq -c, reverse-numeric sorting, then head -10 gives the top 10 most frequent words.