Q: Using Grep to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order [duplicate]

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As the question states above. I'm trying to find out on how to use grep command to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in the word file on the root user. I've tried grep -Ew "*[aeiou]*" words But, it never gave me the number of how many such words are there. I need help.






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  • @msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
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  • It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago











  • .. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago










  • @msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • @mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago















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As the question states above. I'm trying to find out on how to use grep command to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in the word file on the root user. I've tried grep -Ew "*[aeiou]*" words But, it never gave me the number of how many such words are there. I need help.






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  • @msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago











  • .. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago










  • @msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • @mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago













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  • grep to find words with all vowels

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As the question states above. I'm trying to find out on how to use grep command to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in the word file on the root user. I've tried grep -Ew "*[aeiou]*" words But, it never gave me the number of how many such words are there. I need help.






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  • find words with all vowels in order from a file

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  • grep to find words with all vowels

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As the question states above. I'm trying to find out on how to use grep command to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in the word file on the root user. I've tried grep -Ew "*[aeiou]*" words But, it never gave me the number of how many such words are there. I need help.





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  • @msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago











  • .. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago










  • @msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • @mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago

















  • @msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago











  • .. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
    – mosvy
    8 hours ago










  • @msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago










  • @mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago
















@msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
– Anonymous
8 hours ago




@msp9011 sure, you want the file? The file is 'words' it's located in the root directory, and I'm trying to find the number of vowels in each word in the correct order in that file.
– Anonymous
8 hours ago












It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
– mosvy
8 hours ago





It's not clear what you want; is it something like perl -nle 'my %k; $k$_++ for m/[aeiou]/g; print $_, map " $_:".($k$_+0), qw(a e i o u)' /usr/share/dict/words ?
– mosvy
8 hours ago













.. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
– mosvy
8 hours ago




.. or grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words=> abstemious, adventitious, facetious, ..., sacrilegious?
– mosvy
8 hours ago












@msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
– Anonymous
8 hours ago




@msp9011 Okay here it is but, couldn't ctrl c very quickly to stop it. berserker berserks Bersiamite Bersil bersim berskin berstel Berstine BERT Bert Berta Bertasi Bertat
– Anonymous
8 hours ago












@mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
– Anonymous
8 hours ago





@mosvy 2nd one yes, but, I'm trying to use grep on words to find a word that contains each of the vowels in the correct order. To find how many such words are there. It's in /root/words I'll try that grep '.*a.*e.*i.*o.*u' /usr/share/dict/words
– Anonymous
8 hours ago











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    8 hours ago














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From man:




-c, --count




Suppress normal output; instead, print a count of matching lines for each input file.






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  • Thank you and everyone else.
    – Anonymous
    8 hours ago












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From man:




-c, --count




Suppress normal output; instead, print a count of matching lines for each input file.






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-c, --count




Suppress normal output; instead, print a count of matching lines for each input file.







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  • Thank you and everyone else.
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Thank you and everyone else.
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Thank you and everyone else.
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