sed vs. vi note

[sbc_compliant]

In vi, the search and replace delimiters *default* to / (e.g. :s/string1/string2/) but *can* be changed. I frequently use :s!/32!! to rid myself of needless bits.

When I use sed to get rid of extraneous "/32"s, I can only pass it by escaping the slash with a backslash (e.g. sed 's/\/32//' foo.txt > bar.txt).