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Grep and Replace Strings in Source Code via the Linux Command Line

Use grep , sed , and find to search and replace strings across a codebase instead of doing it manually. Step 1: Find a String with grep -r — recursive -n — shows line numbers -w — matches whole word -e — the pattern Step 2: Replace a String in One File with sed -i — edits in place s — subs

Comparing Files with Vim's vimdiff Tool

Vim has a built-in diff mode (vimdiff) for side-by-side file comparison, useful for backporting changes between versions of the same file. Example Files Create filename1.c : And filename2.c , which adds a function: Diff the Files Lines with no background difference are identical.

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