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The most common form of data in Nushell is the table. Tables contain rows and
columns of data. In each cell of the table, there is data that you can access
using Nushell commands.
To get the 3rd row in the table, you can use the nth command:
1s | nth 2
This will get the 3rd (note that nth is zero-based) row in the table created
Explanation
The image shows a command line tutorial for Nushell, explaining how to access data within a table, which is the most common data format. It demonstrates using the `nth` command to retrieve a specific row. The example `ls | nth 2` shows how to get the 3rd row (since indexing is zero-based).