I am currently on a crusade regarding this question. The edits that I made were reverted with a comment saying:

Please don't change your question after receiving answers. You can clarify, but not completely change so that the answers are no longer relevant. I have rolled back your edits to the last version that seems to match the answers you have been given. If you have more questions, please ask them separately, as new questions.

I am really angry with this. Please look again at my latest edit to the question. In my edit I ask

What would be some examples of the number of lines matching the pattern in a file and the number of matches in the same file, but counting each match but counting each match individually?

The existing answer mentions:

Example: The number of lines matching the pattern G in file:

and

Example: The number of matches in the same file, but counting each match individually:

So, the existing answer is still relevant. Also, I have asked this question on October 6th, 2023 when the UNIX site has been a featured site, so I cannot ask a new question now.

I am currently on a crusade regarding this question. The edits that I made were reverted with a comment saying:

Please don't change your question after receiving answers. You can clarify, but not completely change so that the answers are no longer relevant. I have rolled back your edits to the last version that seems to match the answers you have been given. If you have more questions, please ask them separately, as new questions.

I am really angry with this. Please look again at my latest edit to the question. In my edit I ask

What would be some examples of the number of lines matching the pattern in a file and the number of matches in the same file, but counting each match but counting each match individually?

The existing answer mentions:

Example: The number of lines matching the pattern G in file:

and

Example: The number of matches in the same file, but counting each match individually:

So, the existing answer is still relevant. Also, I have asked this question on October 6th, 2023 when the UNIX site has been the today's featured site, so I cannot ask a new question now.

I am currently on a crusade regarding this question. The edits that I made were reverted with a comment saying:

Please don't change your question after receiving answers. You can clarify, but not completely change so that the answers are no longer relevant. I have rolled back your edits to the last version that seems to match the answers you have been given. If you have more questions, please ask them separately, as new questions.

I am really angry with this. Please look again at my latest edit to the question. In my edit I ask

What would be some examples of the number of lines matching the pattern in a file and the number of matches in the same file, but counting each match but counting each match individually?

The existing answer mentions:

Example: The number of lines matching the pattern G in file:

and

Example: The number of matches in the same file, but counting each match individually:

So, the existing answer is still relevant. Also, I have asked this question on October 6th, 2023 when the UNIX site has been a featured site, so I cannot ask a new question now.

I am currently on a crusade regarding this question. The edits that I made were reverted with a comment saying:

Please don't change your question after receiving answers. You can clarify, but not completely change so that the answers are no longer relevant. I have rolled back your edits to the last version that seems to match the answers you have been given. If you have more questions, please ask them separately, as new questions.

I am really angry with this. Please look again at my latest edit to the question. In my edit I ask

What would be some examples of the number of lines matching the pattern in a file and the number of matches in the same file, but counting each match but counting each match individually?

The existing answer mentions:

Example: The number of lines matching the pattern G in file:

and

Example: The number of matches in the same file, but counting each match individually:

So, the existing answer is still relevant. Also, I have asked this question on October 6th, 2023 when the UNIX site has been a featured site, so I cannot ask a new question now.