How to use the look command: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial explains the Look command, which helps find lines starting with a specific string in a file. It covers the basic syntax, case insensitive searches using the -F option, and handling strings with blanks or quotes. The tutorial also highlights the limitations of Look, such as its inability to use wildcards, and suggests using grep for more complex searches.

Can the Look command match strings that are not at the beginning of a line?

What are the limitations of the Look command compared to grep?