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hello and welcome to another video in this one were going to be talking about the cut command which is a command that i often use in you know shell pipelines to do text manipulation stuff but i want to show you the basics of it and then um how you chain into things like sort and unique which is what i do most of the time but anyway lets jump into it okay so were going to be using basically two options to cut today but first lets make an input file and im just going to put some text in here just to kind of have something to split up and kind of show you how things work okay so uh the way cut works if you do man cut there are basically two options that are useful one is dash c and the other is dash f there are some other options that allow you to uh or sorry dash d d and dash f um d is the delimiter its what its going to split the string on and then f is how you select which fields are going to be output there are of course other options but for the most part i usually only use d
