how do I filter using grep with logins ending with a specified number

Alvina Perly

6/17/23, 8:02 PM

grep how can I find all the user logins that end with 88 and 89 ? I can get logins ending with a number if I do grep "[0-9]" filename

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CPH

6/17/23, 8:15 PM

If you only want to show those ending in 88 and 89, you can use grep -e "88$" -e "89$"

The '$' notates the end of the line.

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terdon

6/17/23, 9:32 PM

You already know how to use character classes: [0-9] is a character class that means "all the digits from 0 until 9". You can use more specific sets as well. For instance, [89] means "either 8 or 9". Finally, in regular expressions, $ means "the end of the line". So, putting all this together, you can do:

grep '8[89]$' file

That will print any lines in the file file that end with an 8 followed by either another 8 or a 9, in other words, lines ending with 88 or 89.

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