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hello my friends i have this file .
i want code print words inside braces "ctr{ }" and if some words duplicate count it and then print the field $42 (in red color ) relate with "ctr { }" and for words duplicate find sum of $42 for it :
Moderator note: eyadgh, please use CODE tags to embed lines of code or the content of your files. This preserves space, indentation and therefore improve readability. Also it avoids very long lines to enlarge all the posts and stretch them horizontally. To use CODE tags either put [CODE] and [/CODE] before and after the code, respectively OR swithch to advanced mode, select your text and press the # button. Thank you in advance.
Have you understand what sycamorex told you? When trying out a pipeline, execute every command alone to fully understand what's the standard output and the standard input of every command. In this case the misbehaviour would be clear and exactly as sycamorex pointed out.
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