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Bash replace specific line in file

# Basic syntax:
sed '<row_number>s/.*/<replacement_text>/' your_file
# Where:
#	- The row_number is the row your want to replace with the
#		replacement_text
#	- .* means match anything on that row (so it can be replaced)

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