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I am using sort command in Linux to sort strings. The problem is that my strings contains non letter characters such as !{%^$@#)(.
I have noticed that sort in Linux ignores these characters and sort based on letters only. However, I want to sort based on these characters’ ASCII code also.
Use a locale of “C” to force bitwise collation.