Sarvsav Sharma (Max) sarvsav

Step 1: Export the file to csv format.
Step 2: Remove the empty rows from the file by running below command:

grep -iv ",,,,," file_name.csv > data_clean.csv

Step 3: Run below script

#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo "" > data_cleaned.csv
counter=0

	Introduction to git

	What is git?
	- git is basically, a version control system where you can collaborate with
	other and work on your projects. Developed by Linus.

	Advantages of using git over other version system?
	- git maintains snapshot of your projects, while other SVN store the diff for every change.
	- git uses SHA1, so data loss is almost impossible (checks for data integrity).
	- git maintains the local database, so the search is faster as compare to other.

	require_relative "rules"

	# An object which represents the checkout process or cash register.
	# It scans items, which are added to an internal list of items,
	# which are then used to return the #total at any given moment.
	# This total tries to use the rules which lead to the cheapest price.
	class CheckOut < Struct.new(:rules)
	attr_accessor :rules # list of available pricing rules (passed on initialization)
	attr_accessor :items # hash of scanned items and quantities
	# { "A" => 0, "B" => 1 } means we have scanned one "A" and zero "B"s

	./ Makefile and configure scripts.
	./src General sources
	./include Header files that expose the public interface and are to be installed
	./lib Library build directory
	./bin Tools build directory
	./tools Tools sources
	./test Test suites that should be run during a `make test`

	├── bin => Contains binary of your project
	├── docs => Contains documentation and future aspects about your project
	│ └── ToDo => ToDo List of your project
	├── etc => Add configuration files under this directory
	│ └── imdb-xplorer.cfg => Configuration file
	├── LICENSE => Add license for your project
	├── logs => This directory contains logs about behaviour of your script
	│ └── imdb-xplorer.log => log file
	├── README.md => Contains how to install, and use your project
	├── setup.sh => install the project on your machine

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	In the content of your blog post, simply add this:

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	GOCMD=go
	GOTEST=$(GOCMD) test
	GOVET=$(GOCMD) vet
	BINARY_NAME=example
	VERSION?=0.0.0
	SERVICE_PORT?=3000
	DOCKER_REGISTRY?= #if set it should finished by /
	EXPORT_RESULT?=false # for CI please set EXPORT_RESULT to true

	GREEN := $(shell tput -Txterm setaf 2)

	## Create a bin directory in your home directory, if not exists
	mkdir -p ~/bin

	## find the url for latest version of the hadolint
	latest_hadolint=$(curl -sL https://api.github.com/repos/hadolint/hadolint/releases/latest \| jq -r '.assets[].browser_download_url' \| grep -i windows \| grep -iv 256)

	## Download the hadolint binary to the bin directory
	curl -sL $latest_hadolint -o ~/bin/hadolint.exe