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12-07-2006
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Aix Shell Programming
HI
I am trying to write a shell script which accepts two strings from user and finds the matching number of characters in those two ex: string 1 abcd string 2 bcgt result is bc (matching characters) pls provide me with a basic script for doing that |
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12-07-2006
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Your posts are all spin-offs from the same thread - matching characters between strings
Please do not duplicate or cross-post. |
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