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Cutting characters in a variable
I have a variable var which contains "ABCDEFDH"
Now I have to remove the first 4 characters that is "ABCD" so my variable should contain only "DEFH" plzz tell me how to do that . i am using bash shell |
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Homework ?..
anyway , something like this : Code:
echo "ABCDEFDH" | cut -c5-8 |
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