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how to merge two variable in one variable with space between them?
Dear all
I had two separate variable. Now i want to make them merge into one new variable with space between them. Kindly suggest me. var1=dec 15 var2=10 i want var3=dec 15 10 My main aim is as below: op of date command: >date >Sat Dec 15 10:17:35 IST 2007 i want only Dec 15 10: in new variable. Suggest me possible ways. Thanks in advance regards jaydeep |
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