BEGIN and END blocks in LINUX
How do we differentiate and distinguish between the statements ie actions to be performed in BEGIN and END blocks in LINUX?
is it that the BEGIN block picks up the input and the END block executes after all input is picked up and processed?
is it that the BEGIN block picks up the input and the END block executes after all input is picked up and processed?
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