AWK is a fun little language, widely used for text manipulation. One can express a lot of functionality in very few lines of code.
The language is AWK.
The interpreter is awk or gawk.
We'll use GNU awk in this track. It may not be the default awk in any platform, but it's in widespread use and has lots of builtin goodies.
Since I (@glennj) have spent a lot of time building up the bash track, I'll steal some of the learnings from it.
- Testing will be done with
bats-core - awk-test-runner was taken from the bash-test-runner.
Get help on the Exercism forum.