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Bourne Shell Script
Hello,
I'm throwing this out there as a novice to the Unix world...I've been working on a project that requires me to ouput (using the echo command) a list of names in a single column format, but the problem is the input is in row format followed by a blank space...If anyone could give me a little guidance, I would appreciate it...Thanks a bunch... input file = m,stevens k,williams t,bone b,james l,carlton desired output = m,stevens k,williams t,bone b,james l,carlton |
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