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adding 0 to a variable
Can anybody plz help me to solve this puzzle?
amt=00002280674231 ((amt = amt + 0)) # to remove leading zero's echo $amt prints -2014293065 but this works fine for numbers less than 2000000000. Thanks S 
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should have to do with that:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_type
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typeset -LZ amt also removes leading zero's
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