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GNU awk idioms explained

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Examples and brief explanations for cryptic awk one-liners.

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Oof, awk…

I consider myself to be very cli proficient, but I’ve never understood awk.
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  same here; but i depend on it heavily and wouldn’t have survive if it weren’t for google searches showing me one-liners. lol

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