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<title>v0.2.1, Markdown rendering in AWK</title>
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<p>Anybody deeply interested in shell scripting will at some point come
across <code>awk</code>. In the spirit of <i>do one thing and do it well</i>, <code>awk</code>
can be defined as a <b>line-oriented</b> processor <b>with state</b>. In
contrast, <code>sed</code> is a line-oriented with rules that provide only a
stateless form.</p>

<p>Rendering of Markdown format combines line-oriented approach with the
need for a state. As a form of an introduction to <code>awk</code>, a
<b>rendering</b> of Markdown is provided as a somewhat useful example.</p>

<p>Chapter: <a href='https://hangar118.sdf.org/p/bash-scripting-guide/awk_micro_primer.html'>Awk Micro-Primer</a></p>

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