Sundeep Agarwal

Thanks! Regarding matching `top` and `bottom` as whole lines, that wasn't a requirement - I would've emphasized word/line matching in such cases. But still, might be better to make it...

Thanks, I'll correct it in the next version.

Backslashes are not special with default `echo` (at least on my system). ``` $ echo '\learn\by\example' \learn\by\example ``` Your issue is probably mentioned in this thread: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/65803/why-is-printf-better-than-echo Edit: That said,...

Ah, I meant `printf '\\learn\\by\\example\n'` so that it'll behave the same everywhere, unlike `echo` that differs in how it handles backslashes based on the implementation.

I've fixed this and similar other examples to use `printf` instead of `echo` in version 2.5.