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  • axelblazze
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    1. Using cut Command: echo "$line" | cut -c3 Best For: Simple, single-character extraction. Limitation: Only handles one character at a time.
    2. Using Bash String Slicing Command: echo "${line:2:1}" Best For: Efficient, direct slicing of strings. Limitation: Fails on short or empty lines.
    3. Using awk Command: echo "Extra open brace or missing close brace0, 3, 1)}' Best For: More complex extraction with flexibility. Limitation: Overhead for simple tasks.
    4. Using while read Loop Command: while read line; do echo "${line:2:1}"; done Best For: Iterating over multiple lines. Limitation: Fails if lines are too short

  • Chaitanyasharm14
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    Simplese cod e for bigners

    while read r
do 
echo "$r" | cut -c3
done

  • vr_deepu
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    read n for i in [1..toprint" | cut -c 3 done

  • gwzhu001
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    #!/bin/bash

N=1
while [[ $N -ge 1 && $N -le 100 ]]; do
        let N++
        read n
        echo "$n" | cut -c 3
done

  • yeeehan
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    echo "$(cut -c3)"