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Arithmetic In UNIX
I am a beginner and I have been searching the web all morning for this answer but can't find it anywhere.
I know that prtint 1*2 will return 1*2 what if i actually want the problem to be calculated so i want print 1*2 to return 2 How is this done? |
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