Few of the time, we need to alter some particular text in multiple files, and opening and editing each file at a time is a killer. Here is a sweet simple command that uses the "Power of <code>PERL</code>" to make our life easier.
Command:-
<pre><code class="lang-plaintext">perl -pi -w -e 's/facebook/worldofhacker/g;' /home/krokite/*.txt
</code></pre>
What basically above command does is, It will find the word <code>facebook</code> in each "text/notepad" file under the directory "/home/krokite" and will replace that with <code>worldofhacker</code>.
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Few of the time, we need to alter some particular text in multiple files, and opening and editing each file at a time is a killer. Here is a sweet simple command that uses the "Power of `PERL`" to make our life easier.

Command:-

```plaintext
perl -pi -w -e 's/facebook/worldofhacker/g;' /home/krokite/*.txt
```

What basically above command does is, It will find the word `facebook` in each "text/notepad" file under the directory "/home/krokite" and will replace that with `worldofhacker`.

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Quickly Replace Text in Multiple Files with just One Command

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