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why shell scripting takes more time to read a file
i have done a coding in shell scripting which reads a file line by line and does something....it takes more than 30 seconds to execute for a single file. when i do the same with perl scripting it takes less than a second.
is that shell scripting is not efficient while working with large number of files? |
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