grep e$ words2.txt doesn't work
Does anyone know why the command grep e$ words2.txt (shown on page 68) doesn't work? I know than it is supposed to print out all lines in words2.txt which end with e but for some reason it doesn't.
I have tried grep e\$ words2.txt and grep -E 'e$' words2.txt but these don't work either.
Any suggestions? This is really starting to bug me.
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