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    The document provides sample data of products and customers order amounts in specified formats separated by symbols. It asks to write Unix commands to print prime products' details with price > 4999 from a supplied file and to print customers' records with total order amount >=200 and total count of such customers from another given file.

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    The document provides sample data of products and customers order amounts in specified formats separated by symbols. It asks to write Unix commands to print prime products' details with price > 4999 from a supplied file and to print customers' records with total order amount >=200 and total count of such customers from another given file.

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    The document provides sample data of products and customers order amounts in specified formats separated by symbols. It asks to write Unix commands to print prime products' details with price > 4999 from a supplied file and to print customers' records with total order amount >=200 and total count of such customers from another given file.

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    You have a file representing the data for different products available in a store.

    Please
    find below example data in a file separated by "@".

    Product_Name@Price@Payment_Method@IsPrime
    iPhone 11@42000@UPI@No
    Macbook Air@88000@Card@No
    S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
    Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
    LaserJet@5200@Net_Banking@Yes
    iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes

    Write the Unix command to print the details of prime products with prices higher than
    4999.

    Note: A product is prime if its IsPrime value is "Yes".

    The file name will be provided as a command-line argument when the script containing
    your command will run.

    You can use shell variables (e.g. $0,$1,$2) whichever is applicable for your
    requirement to providing the command line argument.

    For more clarity, please refer to the Sample Input and Output below.

    Note:
    The file is automatically loaded with the input records of the company in the above-
    specified order and format. You just need to implement the script/command by
    assuming that the input file is supplied as a first command-line argument to the script
    or command.

    Sample Input:
    Product_Name@Price@Payment_Method@IsPrime
    iPhone 11@42000@UPI@No
    Macbook Air@88000@Card@No
    S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
    Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
    LaserJet@4998@Net_Banking@Yes
    iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes

    Sample Output:
    S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
    Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
    iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes
    You have a file having order amount details of customers for orders placed.
    The format of the file is as below ('-' is the field delimiter):

    CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
    C101-55-12-12
    C234-67-42-13
    C341-90-90-90
    C511-40-40-40

    Write the Unix command to print the record of those Customers whose total order
    amount is >=200. i.e. the summation of Order1, Order2 and Order3 is greater than
    equal to 200. Also print the total count of such customers at the end as "Total :"
    (without the quotes). Please refer to the sample output for clarity.

    The file name will be provided as a command line argument when the script containing
    your command will run.
    You can use shell variables (e.g. $0,$1,$2) whichever is applicable for your
    requirement to provide the command line argument.

    For more clarity on inputs and outputs, please refer to the sample input and output
    below.

    Note: In case there are no records fulfilling the given condition, value for total
    count should be 0 (zero). Refer to sample below.

    Sample Input 1 :
    CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
    C101-55-12-12
    C234-67-42-13
    C341-90-90-90
    C511-40-40-40

    Output :
    C341-90-90-90
    Total : 1

    Sample Input 2 :
    CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
    C101-55-12-12
    C234-67-42-13
    C341-13-10-90
    C511-41-40-40

    Output :
    Total : 0

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