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Can you please help me write a shell script for the following <br />
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when I execute the following i should be getting this output as follows <br />
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I need to take this argument and split the 0xffffff00 as follow<br />
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ff ff ff 00 --&gt; 255.255.255.0 &nbsp; (how do i convert this to this way) <br />
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&nbsp;$ ./network.sh 172.16.200.123/0xffffff00 -hex<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0xac10c8ff
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Can you please help me write a shell script for the following 

when I execute the following i should be getting this output as follows 

I need to take this argument and split the 0xffffff00 as follow

ff ff ff 00 --> 255.255.255.0   (how do i convert this to this way) 



 $ ./network.sh 172.16.200.123/0xffffff00 -hex
            0xac10c8ff

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