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Leading and Trailing Spaces
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how to i remove leading and trailing spaces from a line? the spaces can be behind or in front of any field or line example of a line in the input data: Amy Reds , 100 , /bin/sh how to i get it to be: Amy Read,100,/bin/sh i saw something on this on the Man pages for AWK but i dont really understand what it was talking about.. could someone help? thanks |
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