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Like the title says. I usually use sed and it works, but I'm trying to use Perl more in my everyday life to learn it. I'm hoping for a one liner that I can use and remember.
I thought this might come close but doesn't seem to cut it.
$ perl -p -i -e /3d/ filename.txt
$ perl -p -i -e '3d' filename.txt
What I can't figure out is how to specify a line number to match instead of a regex.
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