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Newbie AWK Question
$ awk -f awk1.awk
Where awk1.awk reads: BEGIN { printf ("Name = Smith, Richard" > "awk1" \n) printf ("Name = Johnson, Waylan" > "awk1" \n) printf ("Name = Brown, Pat" > "awk1" \n) } If I get rid of "\n", awk1 file gets created but all the names appear on one line. If I keep the "\n" I get an error saying syntex error How can I create the file so that all the names appear on separate lines. Thanks in advance .... |
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