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Help with counting files please
Hi all. If I have a unix directory with multiple files, lets say, I have some with .dat extensions, some with .txt extensions, etc etc.
How in a script would I provide a count of all the different file types (so, the different extensions, I guess) in the directory?? So if I had: test.dat test.scr changes.dat test2.txt test2.scr And I want my output to be: dat=2 scr=2 txt=1 Thanks!!!! |
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