write sed commands to multiple lines

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$ echo "abcd" | sed -n "/b/p"
abcd


it works properly,



$ echo "abcd" | sed -n "
→ /b/p"
abcd


good again, but



$ echo "Abcd" | sed -n "/b
/p"
sed: -e expression #1, char 2: unterminated address regex


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    I am taking efforts to learn sed and encounter such a situation



    $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "/b/p"
    abcd


    it works properly,



    $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "
    → /b/p"
    abcd


    good again, but



    $ echo "Abcd" | sed -n "/b
    /p"
    sed: -e expression #1, char 2: unterminated address regex


    What's the problem with the error report?









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      I am taking efforts to learn sed and encounter such a situation



      $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "/b/p"
      abcd


      it works properly,



      $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "
      → /b/p"
      abcd


      good again, but



      $ echo "Abcd" | sed -n "/b
      /p"
      sed: -e expression #1, char 2: unterminated address regex


      What's the problem with the error report?









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      I am taking efforts to learn sed and encounter such a situation



      $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "/b/p"
      abcd


      it works properly,



      $ echo "abcd" | sed -n "
      → /b/p"
      abcd


      good again, but



      $ echo "Abcd" | sed -n "/b
      /p"
      sed: -e expression #1, char 2: unterminated address regex


      What's the problem with the error report?







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