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How do I use the command line to compress a file using SED and ZIP?

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To compress a file using SED and ZIP from the command line, you can use the following code:

sed 's/^/prefix-/' <file-name> | zip <file-name>.zip -

This code uses the sed command to add a prefix to each line of the file, then pipes the output to zip, which compresses the file into the specified <file-name>.zip.

The code consists of the following parts:

1. sed 's/^/prefix-/' <file-name>: This uses sed to add a prefix to each line of the file specified by <file-name>.
2. | zip <file-name>.zip -: This pipes the output of sed to zip, which compresses the file into <file-name>.zip.

You can find more information about sed and zip commands on the following links:

• sed
• zip

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