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Old 09-06-2017, 10:28 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Turbocapitalist View Post
Very cool. I was wondering how to push something onto an array.

Isn't something needed at the end for a catch-all? There might be an array or two left over with fewer than 5 elements.

Code:
END {
  for(i in a){
    for(j in a[i])
      print a[i][j]
  }
}
Agreed ... left that as a task for OP
 
  


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