echo -e "55 11\n25 11.0" | awk '$2 ~ /11/{print $1}'
I only want to match “11”, and not “11.0”‘s value 25. Any tips?
echo -e 55 11\n25 11.0 | awk ‘$2 ~ /11/{print $1}’ I only want
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echo -e "55 11\n25 11.0" | awk '$2 ~ /11/{print $1}'
I only want to match “11”, and not “11.0”‘s value 25. Any tips?
Match the whole field:
If you did want to match numerically, you should not use a regular expression, of course (your current one would also match 6119.42):