Which command is used to replace word 'cat' (already present in the file) with 'mouse' at all places in a file 'old.txt' and save the result in a new file 'new.txt'?

A) sed 's/cat/mouce/g' old.txt > new.txt B) sed 's/cat/mouse' old.txt new.txt C) sed '/s/cat/mouse/g' old.txt new.txt D) sed '/s/cat/mouse' old.txt > new.txt

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Which command is used to replace word 'cat' (already present in...

Which command is used to replace word 'cat' (already present in the file) with 'mouse' at all places in a file 'old.txt' and save the result in a new file 'new.txt'?

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