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-c (column): To cut by character use the -c option. This selects the characters given to the -c option. This can be a list of numbers separated comma or a range of numbers separated by hyphen(-). Tabs and backspaces are treated as a character.

1) The cut command is used to display selected parts of file content in UNIX. 2) The default delimiter in cut command is "tab", you can change the delimiter with the option "-d" in the cut command. 3) The cut command in Linux allows you to select the part of the content by bytes, by character, and by field or column.

How to Use the cut Command -f ( --fields=LIST ) - Select by specifying a field, a set of fields, or a range of fields.-b ( --bytes=LIST ) - Select by specifying a byte, a set of bytes, or a range of bytes. -c ( --characters=LIST ) - Select by specifying a character, a set of characters, or a range of characters.

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-c (column): To cut by character use the -c option. This selects the characters given to the -c option. This can be a list of numbers separated comma or a range of numbers separated by hyphen(-). Tabs and backspaces are treated as a character.

1) The cut command is used to display selected parts of file content in UNIX. 2) The default delimiter in cut command is "tab", you can change the delimiter with the option "-d" in the cut command. 3) The cut command in Linux allows you to select the part of the content by bytes, by character, and by field or column.