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In what way does the result differ from the correct result?
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In what way does the result differ from the correct result?

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Having just collected 500 points for asking a few questions, I think I must be getting good at this game.<br />
A pleasure doing business, FL1
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Having just collected 500 points for asking a few questions, I think I must be getting good at this game.
A pleasure doing business, FL1

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Hello,<br />
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I have a file with around 200K records. I'm trying to get the number of occurances of each word with the following command:<br />
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tr ' ' '\n' |sort |uniq -c<br />
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This command is not sorting correctly... <br />
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I'm also using the following command to delete words from the main file which occur less than 100 times which is also not producing correct results.<br />
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perl -ne 's/(\S+)/$s{$1}/g,print,ne<wbr />xt if !@ARGV; ++$s{$_} for split; if( eof ){ $s{$_}=$s{$_}&gt;=100&amp;&amp;$_ for keys %s}' file file &gt;newfile<br />
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Please help with usage.<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I have a file with around 200K records. I'm trying to get the number of occurances of each word with the following command:

tr ' ' '\n' |sort |uniq -c

This command is not sorting correctly... 

I'm also using the following command to delete words from the main file which occur less than 100 times which is also not producing correct results.

perl -ne 's/(\S+)/$s{$1}/g,print,next if !@ARGV; ++$s{$_} for split; if( eof ){ $s{$_}=$s{$_}>=100&&$_ for keys %s}' file file >newfile

Please help with usage.

Thanks

Sort command help

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