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Mr Shamrock,i think its in Shell Programming and Scripting fourms only.

in a shell script, i hav a variable declared as "ABC-123".
i want to incriment th value ABC-123 by 1 so that the result will be
ABC-124.
Can anyone suggest a solution in shell scripting..

this is not a homework.......:mad:
unique number is user input(can be changed by command line argument)

#!/bin/sh
echo "number to be compared"
read t
var=`cat abc.lst`
for i in $var; do
if...

i want a shell script to read the a list of numbers from a file and compare with a unique number with the list.

FOR EXAMPLE :

abc.lst file contains d following
2343
3214
45654
563456...

i have a string "dfasdfasdfadf"
i want to count the number of times each character is repeated..
For instance, d is repeated 4 times, f is repeated 4 times..

can u give a program in c

Nice work Mr shamrock.

Thanks for the program

consider an example where an array elements are a[]={101,2,45,25,7}
the output should be { 25,7,101,2,45}
i think swapping, modulo, looping will not be the correct solution

i want a generic program...
like it should work for any give numbers.

i have an array
a[]={1,2,3,4,5}
the output should be
a[]= {4,5,1,2,3}

please help me writin this program in c.

i am using HP-UX and i do not want to use dos2unix...
i have clearly specified as shell script..

i have a file that has ^M character at the end of each line
there are atleast 150 files like this and i want to remove the special character(^M) .
i want a script which does this which takes...

what is floating point emulator(FPE)?
where and why it is used?

can u send the complete program for the above said problem

i am adding two floating point numbers and i want to store in a character pointer...

float f1 ;
float f2 ;
char *c = NULL;
printf("Enter 2 floating numbers\n");
scanf("%f...