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Hi,
Can you please help me of how to store the values into variables. Here is the output in LINUX for the below command. $free output : total used free Mem: 3079276 3059328 19948 Swap: 1023992 6324 1017668 while i am trying the below commands i got the ouput free |grep "Mem:" |awk ' {print $2}' output for the above cmd is printing == 3079276 similar to the swap as well.. But i want to store the ouput value in a variable I also decalred the variable like this $Memory=`free |grep "Mem:" |awk ' {print $2}'`; print "$Memory "; It is printing like this Mem: 3079276 3059328 19948 Can anyone please help me regarding this how to store the values into variables.... ![]() |
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