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I would use awk if I knew how, but for now grep and sed is fine. I have this book on sed and awk that i am reading. I am just glad that I figured out how to use sed.

I will consider changing...

I figured it out.
As it turns out, for some reason the first argument returned was always [@]. So in order to solve the problem all I had to do was to start the loop at the second argument
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So I am writing a bash script that will search a file line by line for unix timestamps, store all of the timestamps into an array, then check how many of those timestamps were created within the last...