Run nl data/users-a.txt.
nl data/users-a.txt
Mission 320
Sorted account diff
Use comm to separate shared and unique account names.
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Run nl data/users-b.txt.
nl data/users-b.txt
Run comm data/users-a.txt data/users-b.txt.
comm data/users-a.txt data/users-b.txt
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What to notice while you play.
Build repeatable confidence with explaining differences between sorted text sets.
Start with nl data/users-a.txt, inspect the result, then continue in order.
Explaining differences between sorted text sets helps operators explain what they know before they change anything.
- Skipping the output that proves explaining differences between sorted text sets.
- Changing several things before recording a baseline.
Reference
Commands in this lesson.
nl [file]
Number lines from a file or supported text pipeline.
comm <left> <right>
Compare two sorted text files line by line.