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By Juergen Haas, About.com Guide to Linux since 2003

The awk Command

Sunday February 15, 2009
The powerful Unix/Linux command awk allows you to manipulate files that are structured as columns of data and strings. Once you understand the basics of awk you will find that it is surprisingly useful. You can use it to automate things in ways you have never thought about. It can be used for data processing and for automating the application of Unix/Linux commands. It also has many spreadsheet-type functionalities. Read more.

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