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sed remove last character of file but not every last character
Hi Experts,
I am having trouble stripping only the last character and second last, of a variable
before sed:
107005075456+
1019918397440+
182400823296+
53550772224+
1810193428480+
+
expected result:
107005075456+
1019918397440+
182400823296+
53550772224+
1810193428480
we tried sed -e 's/\+$//' but its stripping all + but I want to get rid of only the last + and the one on the second last line
Could you please help!
I am having trouble stripping only the last character and second last, of a variable
before sed:
107005075456+
1019918397440+
182400823296+
53550772224+
1810193428480+
+
expected result:
107005075456+
1019918397440+
182400823296+
53550772224+
1810193428480
we tried sed -e 's/\+$//' but its stripping all + but I want to get rid of only the last + and the one on the second last line
Could you please help!
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arnold
Alternatively add a number at the end, 0
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Thank You so much for helping!!