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sort script/command
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i am doing a project where i have hand typed in the titles of nearly 500 DVD titles, each one is on a seperate line. but they arent in any type of alphebetical order, and i need them sorted in that format (A-Z or a-z) ..... i know that the 'sort' command can be used but also know the output is gonna come out all wacky due to titles that start with 'the' or 'a' . if ANYONE could help i really appreciate it a lot. |
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