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1. Is there a way to count the number of bytes of a variable?
example: abc@yahoo.com is 13 bytes 2. Cut command only allows one byte for delimiter example: cut -f1 -d'.' delimited by period. Is there a way to have two or more characters in the delimiter field? thanks in adavance. ![]() |
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