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just have a muddled head at the moment... bare with me.
say i have a variable $count... and a list in a file i want to use the $count line from that textfile but don't seem to recall how to access it? eg user=`cat file1.txt` # user to be $count line in that list? eg david mark james kevin # want to extract mark as the $count variable if someone could steer me to the right function I'd greatly appreciate the tip... |
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