I have several files with same extension .txt in a directory. I want to remove the last line from all .txt files.
What I did is
find . -type f -name '*.txt' -exec sed '$d' {} \;
This prints the desired output from sed to the terminal for every .txt file.
What I want is to modify the respective files.
Try this:--
sed -i '$d' *.txt
"$" is used as a line number and means the last line in the file.
"d" is usd to delete the respective line(last line in this case).
"*.txt" is used to select all files whose extension is .txt in the present directory.