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    This Bash script takes a single input file as a command line argument, reads each line into an array, extracts the last field of each line using AWK, and counts the occurrences of each unique last field value, storing the results in an associative array. It then loops through the array and prints each key-value pair showing the counted occurrences of each unique last field value.

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    This Bash script takes a single input file as a command line argument, reads each line into an array, extracts the last field of each line using AWK, and counts the occurrences of each unique last field value, storing the results in an associative array. It then loops through the array and prints each key-value pair showing the counted occurrences of each unique last field value.

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    This Bash script takes a single input file as a command line argument, reads each line into an array, extracts the last field of each line using AWK, and counts the occurrences of each unique last field value, storing the results in an associative array. It then loops through the array and prints each key-value pair showing the counted occurrences of each unique last field value.

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    #!

    /bin/bash

    if [[ $# -ne 1 ]]; then


    echo "Usage: $0 <input_file>"
    exit 1
    fi
    input_file="$probes.txt"
    mapfile -t lines_array < "$input_file"
    declare -A occurrence_map
    for line in "${lines_array[@]}"; do
    last_part=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print $NF}')
    ((occurrence_map["$last_part"]++))
    done
    for key in "${!occurrence_map[@]}"; do
    echo "$key: ${occurrence_map[$key]}"
    done

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