I'm trying to remove the = and ] characters using one sed command:
# echo "A=[A]" | sed s'/[=\]]/ /g'
A=[A]
Something is wrong with this syntax?
I Expect the following results from sed
# echo "A=[A]" | ....sed
A [A
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Best Answer
echo "A=[A]" | sed s'/[]=]/ /g'A [A