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Can use some help with a linux/UNIX question using awk scripting please Consider

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Can use some help with a linux/UNIX question using awk scripting please

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Write an awk script called activity6.1-5.awk to display the 2 fields whose numbers are assigned from the command line.

In the BEGIN block, include statements to display the following:

Today’s date is <date and time from script goes here>
The value assigned to the first variable is: <value> The value assigned to the second variable is: <value>

Explanation / Answer

#!/usr/bin/nawk -f
BEGIN{
   now=$(date);
   print "Today’s date is $now"
   print "The value assigned to the first variable is:$1 The value assigned to the second variable is: $2"
}

save above in activity6.1-5.awk file and the execute using awk command

awk activity6.1-5.awk 5 6

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