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Method 1: Use Input Redirection

The easiest way to read a file line by line is to use input redirection in a while loop.

To demonstrate, create a text file named " mycontent.txt" with the following contents:

[root@localhost ~]# cat mycontent.txt This is a sample file We are going through contents line by line to understand

Create a script called "example1.sh" that uses input redirection and looping:

[root@localhost ~]# cat example1.sh #!/ bin/bash while read rows do echo "Line contents are : $rows " done

How it works:

- Start the while loop and save the contents of each line in the variable "rows"

- Use echo to display the output, and the $rows variable is each line in the text file

- Use echo to display output, including custom strings and variables, and the $rows variable is each line in the text file

Tips: You can reduce the above script to a single command, as follows:

[root@localhost ~]# while read rows; do echo "Line contents are : $rows"; done < mycontent.txt

Method 2: Use cat command and pipe symbol

The second method is to use the cat command and pipe characters|, and then pipe its output as input to the while loop.

Create a script file "example2.sh" with the following contents:

[root@localhost ~]# cat example2.sh #!/ bin/bash cat mycontent.txt | while read rows do echo "Line contents are : $rows " done

Run Results:

How it works:

- Pipelines the output of the cat command as input to the while loop.

- |管道符将cat输出的内容保存在"$rows"变量中。

- Use echo to display output, including custom strings and variables, and the $rows variable is each line in the text file

Tips: You can reduce the above script to a single command, as follows:

[root@localhost ~]# cat mycontent.txt |while read rows;do echo "Line contents are : $rows";done

Method 3: Use the file name passed in as an argument

The third method appends the text file name to the end of the script when executing it by adding the $1 parameter.

Create a script file called "example3.sh" as follows:

[root@localhost ~]# cat example3.sh #!/ bin/bash while read rows do echo "Line contents are : $rows " done < $1

Run Results:

How it works:

- Start the while loop and save the contents of each line in the variable "rows"

- Use echo to display the output, and the $rows variable is each line in the text file

- Use input redirection

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