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8: Split a large file into smaller files
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12: split divides a file into a number of smaller files. This is
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16: split uses infile as its input file if given; otherwise, it uses
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20: split puts its output into files with names prefixed by outfile
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24: Normally, split puts 1,000 lines in each output file. This
25: default may be changed by the option -nlines, where nlines gives
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