How do you use sed command with an example?

`. The description should be properly formatted. Here's how you can achieve that using `sed`: ```bash sed -E ' s|

.*

||g; # Remove

title s|(.*description\.)|
\1
|g; # Wrap the description s|(.*Keywords: .*

)|

\1
|g; # Wrap the keywords s|

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|; # Open content div before

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|; # Close content div after ' input.txt ``` ### Breakdown of the `sed` Commands 1. `s|

.*

||g;`: This removes the `

` title entirely from the document. 2. `s|(.*description\.)|
\1
|g;`: Wraps the text containing 'description' with a `div` tag. 3. `s|(.*Keywords: .*

)|

\1
|g;`: Wraps the keywords section with a `div`. 4. `s|

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|;`: Begins the `content` div before any paragraph tag. 5. `s|

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|;`: Closes the `content` div after the last paragraph tag. ### Final Command You can save the result into a new file by redirecting: ```bash sed -E ... input.txt > output.html ``` ### Example Output The resulting HTML content after processing with `sed` would look like this: ```html
This is a sample description.
Keywords: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
``` ### Full Example in a Markdown Code Block Here’s what the full `sed` command example looks like in a stylized code block: ```php # Sample sed command usage to format HTML sed -E ' s|

.*

||g; s|(.*description\.)|
\1
|g; s|(.*Keywords: .*

)|

\1
|g; s|

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|; s|

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|; ' input.txt ``` You can run the full command in a Linux terminal to transform `input.txt` into `output.html` following these manipulations.

|; # Open content div before

s|

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|;`: Begins the `content` div before any paragraph tag. 5. `s|

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This is a sample description.
Keywords: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

|; s|

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\1\1Keywords: HTML CSS JavaScript\1