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Remove ctrl-M character from file #iLoveScripting

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This is my first post under #iLoveScripting which will have lots of shell script which are helping me in my day to day task and sharing here for all guys for easing their work as well.

 The very magical script, which I have use, is "clnM.sh". This script is remove the ctrl-M characters (^M) from your windows file.

Usage:  clnM.sh <FILE>


If you are unable to see the Script, Please find it here - LINK




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I am a Data Consultant at a Canadian financial firm. My keen interests varies from Data Analytics, ML, Kubernetes, NLP to ETL. I love to blog and travel in my spare time. If you’d like to get in touch, feel free to say hello through any of the social links.

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