Linux CLI - Text ProcessingWhich awk pattern matches every line of input?ABEGINBENDC1D$0 == ""Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall special patterns in awkBEGIN and END are special patterns for start and end of input, not every line.Step 2: Understand numeric pattern '1'In awk, a pattern of '1' always evaluates true, so it matches every line.Final Answer:Numeric pattern '1' matches every line -> Option CQuick Check:Pattern '1' = match all lines [OK]Quick Trick: Pattern '1' always matches all lines [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing BEGIN or END as line matchersMisunderstanding $0 == "" matches empty lines only
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