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How do you use expr in Bourne UNIX?
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lorlooks
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 How do you use expr in Bourne UNIX?
Hello everyone, I'm new to unix and want to write a simple program to use expr to find the sum and average of a set of numbers entered on the keyboard. Any and all help is very much welcome.
Thanks Lori
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Re: How do you use expr in Bourne UNIX?
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Hello everyone, I'm new to unix and want to write a simple program to use expr to find the sum and average of a set of numbers entered on the keyboard. Any and all help is very much welcome.
Thanks Lori
Here's a tutorial that should get you started. It's written for the BSDs, but should apply to any OS that can run the bourne shell.
http://www.daemonnews.org/200010/answerman.html
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 redhat linux 7
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I had got 2 Linux Red Hat 7.0 servers in an ISP . I did not worked with Linux redhat before . And please give me also any website address where i can find its documentation so it can help me out in administration . I had worked with sun solaris but that was long time back and i almost forgot it . Any help will be appreciated .
haseeb
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Re: redhat linux 7
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And please give me also any website address where i can find its documentation so it can help me out in administration .
These should get you started:
Red Hat
Linux Online
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Re: redhat linux 7
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Hi friends,
I had got 2 Linux Red Hat 7.0 servers in an ISP . I did not worked with Linux redhat before . And please give me also any website address where i can find its documentation so it can help me out in administration . I had worked with sun solaris but that was long time back and i almost forgot it . Any help will be appreciated .
haseeb
Here are a few more links:
http://linuxnewbie.org
http://linuxdoc.org
http://google.com/linux
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