You have created a file project.txt, containing a list of file names for a proje

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You have created a file project.txt, containing a list of file names for a project, one file name per line, for example:

You would like to obtain a listing of just the base names of those files, with the final extension stripped away, for example:

What sed command would do the job?

sed -e 's/[.][^.]*$/./' project.txt

sed -e 's/.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/.*.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/^.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/.[a-z]*/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/[.][^.]*$/./' project.txt

sed -e 's/.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/.*.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/^.[^.]*$/./' < project.txt

sed -e 's/.[a-z]*/./' < project.txt

Explanation / Answer

using shell we cann add the sed script to the commandline

This corresponds to the fourth element of the table

sed -e 's/^.[^.]*$/./' <project .txt

this will show the names of all the files whether they are hidden or not without their extensions/-> beginning

-> for ending

^- shows only the first names of the file.

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