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I've just added 'A test sample of scientists from wikipedia's "List of computer scientists"' table. |
I've just added 'A test sample of scientists from wikipedia's "List of computer scientists"' table. |
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As this task is still in "Draft" I am |
As this task is still in "Draft" I am keen to find a "classic shell script" that showcases the important features of piping {cat,tee,misc filters} and the various redirections. Any suggestions? |
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Also the "List of computer scientists" is a bit random and the nature of the records is that ''sort | uniq'' filters are not required. Any suggestions about more appropriate data. Maybe we could use "[[Old lady swallowed a fly]]" to generate the test data as the lyrics are wonderfully repetitious? Also the code to generate the test data appears to be suitably brief. |
Also the "List of computer scientists" is a bit random and the nature of the records is that ''sort | uniq'' filters are not required. Any suggestions about more appropriate data. Maybe we could use "[[Old lady swallowed a fly]]" to generate the test data as the lyrics are wonderfully repetitious? Also the code to generate the test data appears to be suitably brief. |
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