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IFS AND FIELD SPLITTING

IFS AND FIELD SPLITTING

Two kinds of delimiter: white ones merge into one, non-white ones each cut on their own — and the same value gives one field or four

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JAVASCRIPT vs GO

JAVASCRIPT vs GO

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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JAVASCRIPT vs RUST

JAVASCRIPT vs RUST

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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LANGUAGE CODES

LANGUAGE CODES

487 rows in ISO 639-2; 183 languages also have a two-letter code and 20 have two three-letter ones — and the tag is always the shortest

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LIFE CYCLE MODELS

LIFE CYCLE MODELS

the same steps arranged five ways: the document, the year, and what one turn of the loop covers

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${…}: FOUR MODIFICATIONS

${…}: FOUR MODIFICATIONS

The colon asks about emptiness too: in the column of the empty variable it changes the answer four times out of four, and in the other two columns none

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POSIX SIGNALS

POSIX SIGNALS

Twenty-seven signals, five default actions — and two that cannot be caught, ignored or blocked

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PYTHON vs GO

PYTHON vs GO

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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PYTHON vs JAVASCRIPT

PYTHON vs JAVASCRIPT

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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PYTHON vs RUST

PYTHON vs RUST

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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read: A LINE INTO VARIABLES

read: A LINE INTO VARIABLES

The last variable takes the whole rest of the line, inner spaces and all; without -r the backslash disappears, and a line with no final newline gives status 1 — although the variable is already full

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THE SELECT STATEMENT

THE SELECT STATEMENT

8 clauses in the order you write them — and the order they take effect in

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