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Exclamation byte count and cut command

1. Is there a way to count the number of bytes of a variable?
example:
abc@yahoo.com is 13 bytes

2. Cut command only allows one byte for delimiter
example: cut -f1 -d'.'
delimited by period. Is there a way to have two or more characters in the delimiter field?

thanks in adavance.

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1.

Code:
var=abc@yahoo.com
echo ${#var}
2.

Use awk.
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ksh/bash
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Code:
$ a=abc@yahoo.com 
$ echo ${#a}
13
Code:
$ echo "abc.|de" | awk -F'.|' '{ print $1}'
abc
(note not all awks will allow this, on solaris use nawk)
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1)
Code:
# printf "abc@yahoo.com" |wc -c
13
2) another way,
Code:
# var=abc@#yahoo.com
# IFS="@#"
# echo $var
abc  yahoo.com
# set - $var
# echo $1
abc
# echo $3
yahoo.com
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Thank you all of you.

All the suggestions seems to work. New things to learn.

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