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http://www.unix.com – 1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data: filename = awkdata Quote: Arizona Phoenix 6285295 Tucson 32 California Sacramento 38593635 Eureka 12 Oregon Salem 12345234 Portland 45 Washington Olympia 6549872 Seattle 36 Illinois Springfield 6759346 Chicago 14 Maine Augusta 456923 Lewiston 23 Texas Austin 23967433 Houston 26 Part 1: Write an awk program that removes the first field and prints only those lines where the third field is greater than 15 million. Part 2: Do the same command above, but with perl instead of awk. (HowTos)

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