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In linux, if you want to use the awk command (which is the interpreter for the GAWK/AWK language), you use the following format (be very specific with the syntax):

awk [...] [...] <-- looking for two different occulsions

Answer

awk 'program' file(s)

^^ note that the program is in single quotes!!!

^^^ note that the file could be stdin (mostly supplied via pipe, e.g. ls -l | awk '{print $9}'


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In linux, if you want to use the awk command (which is the interpreter for the GAWK/AWK language), you use the following format (be very specific with the syntax):

awk [...] [...] <-- looking for two different occulsions

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In linux, if you want to use the awk command (which is the interpreter for the GAWK/AWK language), you use the following format (be very specific with the syntax):

awk [...] [...] <-- looking for two different occulsions

Answer

awk 'program' file(s)

^^ note that the program is in single quotes!!!

^^^ note that the file could be stdin (mostly supplied via pipe, e.g. ls -l | awk '{print $9}'

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The GNU Awk User’s Guide
.10 Undocumented Options and Features Use the Source, Luke! — Obi-Wan This section intentionally left blank. Previous: Undocumented, Up: Invoking Gawk [Contents][Index] 2.11 Summary Use either ‘<span>awk 'program' files’ or ‘awk -f program-file files’ to run awk. The three standard options for all versions of awk are -f, -F, and -v. gawk supplies these and many others, as well as corresponding GNU-styl

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