print number of lines and words in a single line with one spacing in shell scripting [closed]
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When I am using wc -lw filename, I am getting output separated into two spaces. But I want only one space separated. How to do this?
text-formatting wc
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When I am using wc -lw filename, I am getting output separated into two spaces. But I want only one space separated. How to do this?
text-formatting wc
edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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closed as too broad by G-Man, msp9011, Anthony Geoghegan, Mr Shunz, Archemar Jan 22 at 14:53
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this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54
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When I am using wc -lw filename, I am getting output separated into two spaces. But I want only one space separated. How to do this?
text-formatting wc
edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
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asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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When I am using wc -lw filename, I am getting output separated into two spaces. But I want only one space separated. How to do this?
text-formatting wc
text-formatting wc
edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
edited Jan 21 at 10:21
Jeff Schaller
41k1056131
41k1056131
asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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asked Jan 21 at 2:41
PATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEPPATTAPU VENKATA SANDEEP
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this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54
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this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54
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this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54
this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54
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Use
echo $(wc -wl < filename)
or
echo $(wc -wl filename)
depending on whether you want the filename included. The $() will parse the output of the wc command into words separated by one or more spaces (or tabs). The effect for your case is that multiple spaces will be replaced by a single space.
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
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Use
echo $(wc -wl < filename)
or
echo $(wc -wl filename)
depending on whether you want the filename included. The $() will parse the output of the wc command into words separated by one or more spaces (or tabs). The effect for your case is that multiple spaces will be replaced by a single space.
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
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Use
echo $(wc -wl < filename)
or
echo $(wc -wl filename)
depending on whether you want the filename included. The $() will parse the output of the wc command into words separated by one or more spaces (or tabs). The effect for your case is that multiple spaces will be replaced by a single space.
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
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Use
echo $(wc -wl < filename)
or
echo $(wc -wl filename)
depending on whether you want the filename included. The $() will parse the output of the wc command into words separated by one or more spaces (or tabs). The effect for your case is that multiple spaces will be replaced by a single space.
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
5,4103925
Use
echo $(wc -wl < filename)
or
echo $(wc -wl filename)
depending on whether you want the filename included. The $() will parse the output of the wc command into words separated by one or more spaces (or tabs). The effect for your case is that multiple spaces will be replaced by a single space.
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
5,4103925
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
5,4103925
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
5,4103925
answered Jan 21 at 18:25
RalfFriedlRalfFriedl
5,4103925
5,4103925
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this sounds like an XY problem ..... you want help with what you consider to be a solution to an unknown problem, when in fact, you should be asking for help with the original problem .......... why do you need to have only one space between the output fields?
– jsotola
Jan 21 at 2:54