multiply digits inside numbers based on poition of digit

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I know this may seem hard but you guys are really bold. I appreciate your help!



I have list of numbers like this



0987656787689
2345453326780
3453212332345
1324532449876
1234532444568
3245321343456
1324354532376
1234532153457


I want results of multiplication of the digits in positions sixth and seventh which are:



56
53
12
32
32
21
54
32


and the multiplication:



30
15
2
6
6
2
20
6





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    I know this may seem hard but you guys are really bold. I appreciate your help!



    I have list of numbers like this



    0987656787689
    2345453326780
    3453212332345
    1324532449876
    1234532444568
    3245321343456
    1324354532376
    1234532153457


    I want results of multiplication of the digits in positions sixth and seventh which are:



    56
    53
    12
    32
    32
    21
    54
    32


    and the multiplication:



    30
    15
    2
    6
    6
    2
    20
    6





    bash






    share























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      up vote
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      favorite











      I know this may seem hard but you guys are really bold. I appreciate your help!



      I have list of numbers like this



      0987656787689
      2345453326780
      3453212332345
      1324532449876
      1234532444568
      3245321343456
      1324354532376
      1234532153457


      I want results of multiplication of the digits in positions sixth and seventh which are:



      56
      53
      12
      32
      32
      21
      54
      32


      and the multiplication:



      30
      15
      2
      6
      6
      2
      20
      6





      bash






      share













      I know this may seem hard but you guys are really bold. I appreciate your help!



      I have list of numbers like this



      0987656787689
      2345453326780
      3453212332345
      1324532449876
      1234532444568
      3245321343456
      1324354532376
      1234532153457


      I want results of multiplication of the digits in positions sixth and seventh which are:



      56
      53
      12
      32
      32
      21
      54
      32


      and the multiplication:



      30
      15
      2
      6
      6
      2
      20
      6





      bash




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          Perl to the rescue!



          perl -F// -lane 'print $F[5] * $F[6]' < file



          • -n reads the input line by line


          • -a splits each line into the @F array


          • -F tells how to split


          • // means to split everywhere, i.e. into single characters


          • -l removes newlines from input and adds them to output




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            Perl to the rescue!



            perl -F// -lane 'print $F[5] * $F[6]' < file



            • -n reads the input line by line


            • -a splits each line into the @F array


            • -F tells how to split


            • // means to split everywhere, i.e. into single characters


            • -l removes newlines from input and adds them to output




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              Perl to the rescue!



              perl -F// -lane 'print $F[5] * $F[6]' < file



              • -n reads the input line by line


              • -a splits each line into the @F array


              • -F tells how to split


              • // means to split everywhere, i.e. into single characters


              • -l removes newlines from input and adds them to output




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                Perl to the rescue!



                perl -F// -lane 'print $F[5] * $F[6]' < file



                • -n reads the input line by line


                • -a splits each line into the @F array


                • -F tells how to split


                • // means to split everywhere, i.e. into single characters


                • -l removes newlines from input and adds them to output




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                Perl to the rescue!



                perl -F// -lane 'print $F[5] * $F[6]' < file



                • -n reads the input line by line


                • -a splits each line into the @F array


                • -F tells how to split


                • // means to split everywhere, i.e. into single characters


                • -l removes newlines from input and adds them to output





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