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Searching strings on files (UNIX)

I've got a bunch on strings which I need to find in a couple of files, for example:

string1 string2 stringn

file1.txt file2.txt filen.txt

string1
string2
stringn

file1.txt
file2.txt
filen.txt

Is there aan (easy) way to do that in bash? I I need to know, if a string was found, in which file is it.

Thanks.

I've got a bunch on strings which I need to find in a couple of files, for example:

string1 string2 stringn

file1.txt file2.txt filen.txt

Is there a (easy) way to do that in bash? I need to know, if a string was found, in which file is it.

Thanks.

Searching strings on files

I've got a bunch on strings which I need to find in a couple of files, for example:

string1
string2
stringn

file1.txt
file2.txt
filen.txt

Is there an (easy) way to do that in bash? I need to know, if a string was found, in which file is it.

bash search

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I've got a bunch on strings which I need to find in a couple of files, for example:

string1 string2 stringn

file1.txt file2.txt filen.txt

Is there a (easy) way to do that in bash? I need to know, if a string was found, in which file is it.

Thanks.

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