The control characters "^M" in a text file are actually the line endings used by Windows/DOS operating systems. These characters can cause issues when you try to use the file in Linux. Fortunately, it is easy to remove them using the tr command
tr -d '\r' < original_file.txt > new_file.txt
That's it! This is a quick and simple way to remove the control characters "^M" from a text file in Linux.
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