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BASH is the GNU Bourne Again SHell, the successor to the classic Unix Bourne sh (shell). It's the default shell for various GNU systems.
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Bash script to replace substrings in a file with strings
I wrote a bash script that accomplishes the task required, but seems to be somewhat bloated and 'hackish' and I am looking for ways that I can consolidate what I have written.
#! … /bin/bash
# An application used to replace all instances of <tt>, <code>, and <console> in a wiki page
# with their corresponding updated tags. …
