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inputf NF Awk automatically counts the fields for each input line and gives the variable NF that value {printf( )} Prints using a user-supplied format BEGIN{ }

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This command format instructs the shell, or command interpreter, to start awk and use the program to process records in the input file(s) There are single quotes

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