One Day One GNU/Linux Command
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unzip -- List, Test & Extract compressed files in a ZIP format.

Summary:

unzip will list, test, or extract files from a ZIP archive. The
default behavior (with-out any options) is to extract into the 
current directory (and subdirectories below it)  all files from 
the specified ZIP archive.

Example:

$ unzip myfile.zip -- Unzip the myfile.zip

$ unzip -t myfile.zip -- Test correctness of the file.

$ unzip myfile \*.txt -- Unzip only *.txt files

$ unzip myfile \*.txt \*.sxi \*.tex -- Unzip only *.txt, *.sxi 
                                       and *.tex files

$ unzip myfile -d /tmp -- Unzip the files in /tmp Dir. 

$ unzip -f myfile -- Unzip files which are newer then current 
                     Dir files.

$ unzip -o myfile -- Unzip and overwrite existing files without 
                     prompting.

Read: man unzip  (Lot of examples are available)

HTH :)
--
Bharathi S

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