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cannot get logic for concatenation awk
Hello friends,
I have a problem in printing an array.. Example if my array line contains 4 elements like following line[1]=0002 , line[2]=202200, line[3]=200002, line[4]= 300313 Now Code:
one = sprintf line[1] line[2] line[3] line[4] But I am not sure about the array index how long will it will be ..If more big array came I need to write it again like Code:
one = sprintf line[1] line[2] line[3] line[4] line[5] ..... Thanks in advance.. |
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