In: Computer Science
using Linux please fill in the blanks :
telnos files:
| 
 telnos  | 
 telnos2  | 
| 
 Hale Elizabeth Bot   744-6892  | 
 Hale Elizabeth Bot   744-6892  | 
| 
 telnos3  | 
 telnos 4  | 
| 
 Hale Elizabeth Bot   744-6892  | 
 Hale Elizabeth Bot   744-6892  | 
The file books contains the following information:
| 
 Subject  | 
 Book Title  | 
 Author's Last Name  | 
 Author's First Name  | 
 Pub. Date  | 
 Price  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 Introduction to UNIX:  | 
 Wrightson:  | 
 Kate:  | 
 2003:  | 
 45.00:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 Just Enough UNIX:  | 
 Anderson:  | 
 Paul:  | 
 2003:  | 
 39.00:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 Bulletproof UNIX:  | 
 Gottleber:  | 
 Timothy  | 
 2002:  | 
 48.00:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 Learning the Korn Shell:  | 
 Rosenblatt:  | 
 Bill:  | 
 1994:  | 
 35.95:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 A Student's Guide to UNIX:  | 
 Hahn:  | 
 Harley:  | 
 1993:  | 
 24.50:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 Unix Shells by Example:  | 
 Quigley:  | 
 Ellie:  | 
 1997:  | 
 49.95:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 UNIX and Shell Programming:  | 
 Forouzan:  | 
 Behrouz:  | 
 2002:  | 
 80.00:  | 
| 
 UNIX:  | 
 UNIX for Programmers and Users:  | 
 Glass:  | 
 Graham:  | 
 1993:  | 
 50.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 SAS Software Solutions:  | 
 Miron:  | 
 Thomas:  | 
 1993:  | 
 25.95:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 The Little SAS Book, A Primer:  | 
 Delwiche:  | 
 Lora:  | 
 1998:  | 
 35.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 Painless Windows for SAS Users:  | 
 Gilmore:  | 
 Jodie:  | 
 1999:  | 
 40.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 Getting Started with SAS Learning:  | 
 Smith:  | 
 Ashley:  | 
 2003:  | 
 99.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 The How to for SAS/GRAPH Software:  | 
 Miron:  | 
 Thomas:  | 
 1995:  | 
 45.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 The Output Delivery System:  | 
 Haworth:  | 
 Lauren:  | 
 2001:  | 
 48.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 Proc Tabulate by Example:  | 
 Haworth:  | 
 Lauren:  | 
 1999:  | 
 42.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 SAS Application Programming:  | 
 Dilorio:  | 
 Frank:  | 
 1991:  | 
 35.00:  | 
| 
 SAS:  | 
 Applied Statistics & SAS Programming:  | 
 Cody:  | 
 Ronald:  | 
 1991:  | 
 29.50:  | 
issue the command:
sort -n -t: +4 books
What is the result? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Try another sort using the books file. Sort on the price field in reverse. Type in the following:
sort -nr -t: +5 books
What was the result? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Type in:
sort -t: +0 +1 books > newbooks
What does the sorted file look like now?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
. Issue the command:
grep -n H telnos
What was printed? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Issue the command:
grep -ni m telnos
What was printed this time?___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Answer 1
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Answer 2
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-n, --numeric-sort
-r, --reverse order

Answer 3
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-t, --field-separator=SEP
ascending order by 0th column then sort 1st column and create a new file for that sorted data and store result

Answer 4
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-n H
where ever found the H character gives the line number

Answer 5
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-n, --line-number
-i, --ignore case with character m

Thanks