sed Stream Editor.Instead of opening a file manually in a visual text editor (like nano or vim), sed accepts an input stream (a text file or output piped from another command), processes it line-by-line according to specified rules, and outputs the result. For example,sed -n '1,100p' file -n : don't automatically print every line'1,100p' = print (p) lines 1 through 100-Rni -R Recursive-n Show..