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  • You misspelled "Strings" in the title. Awesome video.

  • @ibrahimalghamdi94: Thanks, fixing it now :)

  • hi! I like your tutorials! great tips and just right to the point! keep going, just one question, which software do you use to edit this videos?

  • @elgauchomusic: Kdenlive, but make sure you get the newest version or it might crash on you a bunch. I don't normally tall people to go outside the default repose for software, but this is one of those few cases where if you need to use it, at the current time, you need the newest.

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  • This script will print out each instance. If you have multiple instances of string1 and string2, you will get multiple sets of output.

  • Pretty damn handy.

  • @ibrahimalghamdi94 Yep, Stings and Strings. I saw that too. Great video all the same.

  • Hi Kris. Another way you can do it, is if you have vim, is to do a : set number at the bottom. It will number the sentences, then all you do is e.g. sed -n '1,10 p'. That's the way i do it.:)

  • Thanks Cris as Usual great video

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