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    This shell script displays the calendar for the current month. It takes the output of the 'cal' command and pipes it to a temporary file. It then uses sed to replace the date with either an asterisk or two asterisks depending on whether the date is a single or double digit number. The output shows the calendar with the current date marked with **.

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    This shell script displays the calendar for the current month. It takes the output of the 'cal' command and pipes it to a temporary file. It then uses sed to replace the date with either an asterisk or two asterisks depending on whether the date is a single or double digit number. The output shows the calendar with the current date marked with **.

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    This shell script displays the calendar for the current month. It takes the output of the 'cal' command and pipes it to a temporary file. It then uses sed to replace the date with either an asterisk or two asterisks depending on whether the date is a single or double digit number. The output shows the calendar with the current date marked with **.

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    Write a shell script to display the calendar for current month with date replace * or **depending on whether the

    date is one digit or two digit.


    2)

    n=`date +%_d` cal >temp if [ $n -lt 10 ] then sed s/"$n"/*/g temp else sed s/"$n"/**/g temp fi

    Output: $sh 2.sh Su Mn Tu Wd Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ** 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

    15/06/2013

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