What is the SED command in GNU/Linux and example?

In GNU/Linux A sed command stands for Stream Editor, and It was developed in 1974 by the Lee E McMahon.
A sed command had a different version for macOS sed command is managed by Berkley Software Distribution BSD, and for GNU/Linux SED is managed by General Public License GNU.
It is highly used command to manipulate TextFile to achieve task like searching, find and replace, insertion or deletion.
A sed command has two buffers such as
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