Linux Command Line (42) cut
The cut command allows us a quick and easy way to cut data from a file one of three ways. The three ways of cutting text are by bytes, characters, or fields. We are only looking at text files in this tutorial so we will only be cutting characters and fields.
When cutting text by characters, we need to know the starting and ending columns of what we want to cut.
When cutting by fields, it is best to have a file with fields separated by a specific delimiter (like tabs or commas). Tabs is the default input delimiter.
We can specify an output delimiter for the cut fields output.
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