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  1. bluebonnet

    sorting files while ignoring duplicates

    It would be +1. would I printed out only the pudding section and redirected it to another file? How would that command look??
  2. bluebonnet

    listing logins

    Thanks! I didn't have the command handy on how to specify the length of the characters. It works!
  3. bluebonnet

    listing logins

    How would I list logins in my etc/passwd file that are 8 characters long? I am using the bash shell. etc/passwd
  4. bluebonnet

    sorting files while ignoring duplicates

    I meant the sort it by the pudding column only. Code is different. How would it look?
  5. bluebonnet

    sorting files while ignoring duplicates

    Oops! I need to add the word uniq to this equation.
  6. bluebonnet

    sorting files while ignoring duplicates

    I want to sort a file(pudding) by the 1st column but ignore all of the duplicates and output the results to another file (prices). For example, sort +1 pudding > prices the file looks like this.. Pudding Price 1 vanilla 1.05 2 strawberry 1.05 etc...
  7. bluebonnet

    -t utility and awk

    Maybe she was talking about the tr utility. If you know why let me know.
  8. bluebonnet

    -t utility and awk

    Someone told me it could be done with the -t utility. I didn't know what that means but the word butter seems to come up without using it. Thanks for the help!
  9. bluebonnet

    -t utility and awk

    How would I use the -t utility if am doing a awk search for a specific word in a unix file? awk -t: '/butter/ {print $0}'/etc/passwd Is what I have to start.
  10. bluebonnet

    -t utility and awk

    How would I use the -t utility if am doing a awk search for a specific word in a unix file? awk -t: '/butter/ {print $0}'/etc/passwd Is what I have to start.

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