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I have a file called 1arquivo
and I list him normally with the command ls
. How can I use ls deleting the first letter to return me only arquivo
. It has to be a generic solution because I will have several files in this same situation.
1
I have a file called 1arquivo
and I list him normally with the command ls
. How can I use ls deleting the first letter to return me only arquivo
. It has to be a generic solution because I will have several files in this same situation.
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using cut your command would look like this:
ls ?arquivo | cut -c2-80
using awk command is like this:
ls ?arquivo | awk '{ print substr($0,2,length($0)); }'
Only for teaching levels: using regular expression this ?
is equivalent to any character ? file can be (1st file,2file,3file), and this code *
is equivalent to anything or is (1st file, julioarquivo, 09999file).
I hope I’ve helped.
ls | cut -c 2-
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