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A final question! Compare character with each array element
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Are you allowed to use awk in this bash script?
awk has a very handy split function which puts each element of a string into an array: split(string, m, " : ") m is the name of the array. Sounds like you'd like to figure out the rest so I'll just give this as a little clue  |
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