• Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Python and R Tips

Learn Data Science with Python and R

  • Home
  • Python
  • Pandas
    • Pandas 101
  • tidyverse
    • tidyverse 101
  • R
  • Linux
  • Conferences
  • Python Books
  • About
    • Privacy Policy
You are here: Home / Archives for Linux Tips

Linux Tips

Paste command examples in Linux/Mac OS

April 13, 2017 by cmdlinetips

The Linux command paste is one of the powerful commands that can be used to “merge multiple files in to a single file” and also “collapse multiple lines in a single file to a new file”. Here are some basic examples of using the paste command. Paste command to merge multiple files into a single […]

Filed Under: Linux Tips, paste command, Uncategorized Tagged With: paste, paste command

How to join PDF files in Mac on Terminal?

March 16, 2016 by cmdlinetips

In Mac, you can use Preview to join multiple pdf files into a single pdf file. A more convenient way is to join/merge multiple pdf files from command line on Terminal. More recent Mac OS X versions already have Python script to merge multiple pdf files into a single pdf file. Here is how to […]

Filed Under: Linux Tips, Merge PDF files, Python Tagged With: Join PDF files, Linux Tips, Merge PDF files, Python

10 Easy Bash Shell Aliases

January 16, 2016 by cmdlinetips

Aliases are great way to simplify the terminal experience. Basically an alias is a command line shortcut that allows one personalize the way one interact with Linux commands. The basic idea is to come with a simple version of your favorite command and add it to .bashrc file so that you can reuse the simple […]

Filed Under: Aliases in Bash, Bash Tips, Basic Linux Commands, Linux Tips Tagged With: Aliases in Bash, Bash Tips, Linux Tips

How to Fold a Long Single Line Text to Multiple Lines (in Python and Linux)?

January 15, 2016 by cmdlinetips

You might want to convert a really long string in a single line into multiple lines with specified width. For example, if you have string like 12345678912345678912345678912345678912345678910 and want to split the long text to multi-line text, where each line is of length w, like w=9 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 10 In the above […]

Filed Under: Fold, fold a line to multi--line Tagged With: Fold, Fold a line into multi-line, Linux Commands, Python Tips

11 Ways to Use find Command in Linux to Search Files/Directory

January 14, 2016 by cmdlinetips

The find command is Linux is one of the most useful commands  for searching files and directories. At first the find command syntax might look a bit daunting, but once we get a hang of it, the find command is a great asset. How to print all files and directories in current directory? find . […]

Filed Under: find command, Linux Tips Tagged With: find command, Linux Tips

  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 5
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Subscribe to Python and R Tips and Learn Data Science

Learn Pandas in Python and Tidyverse in R

Tags

Altair Basic NumPy Book Review Data Science Data Science Books Data Science Resources Data Science Roundup Data Visualization Dimensionality Reduction Dropbox Dropbox Free Space Dropbox Tips Emacs Emacs Tips ggplot2 Linux Commands Linux Tips Mac Os X Tips Maximum Likelihood Estimation in R MLE in R NumPy Pandas Pandas 101 Pandas Dataframe Pandas Data Frame pandas groupby() Pandas select columns Pandas select_dtypes Python Python 3 Python Boxplot Python Tips R rstats R Tips Seaborn Seaborn Boxplot Seaborn Catplot Shell Scripting Sparse Matrix in Python tidy evaluation tidyverse tidyverse 101 Vim Vim Tips

RSS RSS

  • How to convert row names to a column in Pandas
  • How to resize an image with PyTorch
  • Fashion-MNIST data from PyTorch
  • Pandas case_when() with multiple examples
  • An Introduction to Statistical Learning: with Applications in Python Is Here
  • 10 Tips to customize ggplot2 title text
  • 8 Plot types with Matplotlib in Python
  • PCA on S&P 500 Stock Return Data
  • Linear Regression with Matrix Decomposition Methods
  • Numpy’s random choice() function

Copyright © 2025 · Lifestyle Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

Go to mobile version