Hello,
kindly answer my question. question is: <gras>write a shell script in Linux to shift all characters in a file forward by five characters .(Thus "a" becomes "f").
faithfully
syfi
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Example 1
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Initialize parameters
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Example 3
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Method 2: chpasswd
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