LINE

LINE - Line Information Nano Extractor:

Introducing line, the simple yet powerful tool for extracting and printing specific lines from text files. Whether you're a beginner Linux user or an experienced power administrator, line is the perfect solution for your text file needs.

With line, you can easily specify the starting line and the number of lines to print by using command line options or arguments. The options include -s or --start-line to specify the line number to start printing from, -n or --line-count to specify the number of lines to print, -f or --file-path to specify the file path, and -h or --help to display usage information and exit the program.

For example, if you want to print the first line from a file named file.txt using flags, simply run:

$ line -s 1 -f file.txt

This will print line 1 from the file 'file.txt'.

If you want to print the first five lines from a file named file.txt using arguments, you can run:

$ line -s 1 -n 5 file.txt 

This will print 5 lines starting at line 1 from the file 'file.txt'.

And that's not all. With line, you can also print multiple lines from a file using arguments, for example:

$ line 3 4 file.txt 

This will print 4 lines starting at line 3 from the file 'file.txt'.

With its flexibility and ease of use, line is the perfect tool for everyone, from beginner Linux users to experienced power administrators. Whether you're looking to extract specific lines from a text file, or simply want an easy way to access and manage your text files, line is the tool for you. So why wait? Try line today and experience the power of simplicity!