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the TAC command is my favorite Linux command I use the TAC command to print files in reverse order by default the TAC command works just like the cat command except it prints the lines in the file in reverse order note that the word Tac is the word cat spelled backwards here I have a file that says emacs is better than Vim this statement is clearly incorrect I can use the TAC command to correct the statement in the file like this now it says Vim is better than emacs which is a universally accepted fact I can also use the dash s flag to specify a custom separator like a dash character and the Order of the items between the separators will be reversed the documentation of the attack command states that you can use this regular expression based separator to reverse the order of all bytes in a file on my machine this example does correctly reverse the order of these bytes but it does not reverse the order of these bytes