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Re-usable function to parse csv files with different number of fields
Hi there, been pondering how to deal with this and hoping someone would give me an insight on this.
I need help on creating a reusable bash funtion to parse csv files containing different number of fields (comma-seperated). My initial thought is to create function for each input csv file (20+ of them, which means I have to create 20+ functions). Appreciate any help. Thanks. |
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