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find max number
Post 302285475 by varungupta on Monday 9th of February 2009 03:39:02 AM
02-09-2009
max num. in a file.
Quote:
you can simply use the for loop and get the max no. out of the file: as:
max=1
for in `cat a.txt`
do
if [[ $1 > "$max" ]]; then
max=$1
echo "$max" > b.txt
fi
done
Hope this will work to you.
Thanks
Varun Gupta
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