> In many cases I could use sed or awk to replace each other I always felt that way too. I don't do a ton of command line processing of stuff now, but got pret

> In many cases I could use sed or awk to replace each other I always felt that way too. I don't do a ton of command line processing of stuff now, but got pretty proficient with them back in day specifically for a unix class in college. A lot of the seemingly simple command line tools have overlapping feature sets or can be coerced into doing extra stuff.