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#! / bin/sh

#

# [: upper:] [A-Z]

# [: lower:] [a-z]

# [: digit:] [0-9]

# [: alnum:] [0-9 a-z Amurz]

# [: space:] Space or t a b key

# [: alpha:] [a-z A-Z]

#

# sed

Cat file | sed-I'ybind abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz @ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

# tr

For f in *

Do

Mv $f `echo $f | tr "[: upper:]"[: lower:]" `

Done

# awk

# change all lowercase file names in the current directory to uppercase file names.

Ls | awk'{printf ("mv% s% s\ n", $0, toupper ($0)) | "sh"}'

# change all uppercase file names in the current directory to lowercase file names.

Ls | awk'{printf ("mv% s% s\ n", $0, tolower ($0)) | "sh"}'

#

${string/substring/replacement} use $replacement instead of the first matching $substring

${string//substring/replacement} use $replacement instead of all matching $substring

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