How to restrict awk math output to 2 decimal places
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My Command is below and its print Free CPU and Used CPU below format.
I want to restrict awk output to 2 decimal place.
grep 'cpu ' /proc/stat | awk '{usage=($2+$4)*100/($2+$4+$5)} {free=($5)*100/($2+$3+$4+$5)} END {print "Used Cpu:",usage "%"} {print "Free Cpu:",free "%"}'
Output :
Free Cpu: 98.9588%
Used Cpu: 1.04125%
Desired output :
Free Cpu: 98.95%
Used Cpu: 1.04%
linux awk cpu
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My Command is below and its print Free CPU and Used CPU below format.
I want to restrict awk output to 2 decimal place.
grep 'cpu ' /proc/stat | awk '{usage=($2+$4)*100/($2+$4+$5)} {free=($5)*100/($2+$3+$4+$5)} END {print "Used Cpu:",usage "%"} {print "Free Cpu:",free "%"}'
Output :
Free Cpu: 98.9588%
Used Cpu: 1.04125%
Desired output :
Free Cpu: 98.95%
Used Cpu: 1.04%
linux awk cpu
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use printf:printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
1
Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
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My Command is below and its print Free CPU and Used CPU below format.
I want to restrict awk output to 2 decimal place.
grep 'cpu ' /proc/stat | awk '{usage=($2+$4)*100/($2+$4+$5)} {free=($5)*100/($2+$3+$4+$5)} END {print "Used Cpu:",usage "%"} {print "Free Cpu:",free "%"}'
Output :
Free Cpu: 98.9588%
Used Cpu: 1.04125%
Desired output :
Free Cpu: 98.95%
Used Cpu: 1.04%
linux awk cpu
edited 5 mins ago
Isaac
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asked 12 hours ago
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My Command is below and its print Free CPU and Used CPU below format.
I want to restrict awk output to 2 decimal place.
grep 'cpu ' /proc/stat | awk '{usage=($2+$4)*100/($2+$4+$5)} {free=($5)*100/($2+$3+$4+$5)} END {print "Used Cpu:",usage "%"} {print "Free Cpu:",free "%"}'
Output :
Free Cpu: 98.9588%
Used Cpu: 1.04125%
Desired output :
Free Cpu: 98.95%
Used Cpu: 1.04%
linux awk cpu
linux awk cpu
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use printf:printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
1
Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
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use printf:printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
1
Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
2
2
use printf:
printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
use printf:
printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
1
1
Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
add a comment |
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A bit of code review:
- awk can do what grep does, so you don't need the pipeline
- add newlines to the awk code for reability
For example:
awk '$1 == "cpu" {
printf "Used Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5)
printf "Free Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5)
}' /proc/stat
which outputs the nicely aligned
Used Cpu: 5.34%
Free Cpu: 94.63%
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An alternative way is to define an output format OFMT="%5.2f%%" to format all numeric output:
$ awk -v OFMT="%5.2f%%" '
$1 == "cpu" {
print( "Used Cpu: ", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5) )
print( "Free Cpu: ", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5) )
}
' /proc/stat
Used Cpu: 9.52%
Free Cpu: 90.48%
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A bit of code review:
- awk can do what grep does, so you don't need the pipeline
- add newlines to the awk code for reability
For example:
awk '$1 == "cpu" {
printf "Used Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5)
printf "Free Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5)
}' /proc/stat
which outputs the nicely aligned
Used Cpu: 5.34%
Free Cpu: 94.63%
add a comment |
3
A bit of code review:
- awk can do what grep does, so you don't need the pipeline
- add newlines to the awk code for reability
For example:
awk '$1 == "cpu" {
printf "Used Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5)
printf "Free Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5)
}' /proc/stat
which outputs the nicely aligned
Used Cpu: 5.34%
Free Cpu: 94.63%
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A bit of code review:
- awk can do what grep does, so you don't need the pipeline
- add newlines to the awk code for reability
For example:
awk '$1 == "cpu" {
printf "Used Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5)
printf "Free Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5)
}' /proc/stat
which outputs the nicely aligned
Used Cpu: 5.34%
Free Cpu: 94.63%
A bit of code review:
- awk can do what grep does, so you don't need the pipeline
- add newlines to the awk code for reability
For example:
awk '$1 == "cpu" {
printf "Used Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5)
printf "Free Cpu: %5.2f%%n", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5)
}' /proc/stat
which outputs the nicely aligned
Used Cpu: 5.34%
Free Cpu: 94.63%
answered 12 hours ago
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An alternative way is to define an output format OFMT="%5.2f%%" to format all numeric output:
$ awk -v OFMT="%5.2f%%" '
$1 == "cpu" {
print( "Used Cpu: ", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5) )
print( "Free Cpu: ", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5) )
}
' /proc/stat
Used Cpu: 9.52%
Free Cpu: 90.48%
answered 9 mins ago
IsaacIsaac
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An alternative way is to define an output format OFMT="%5.2f%%" to format all numeric output:
$ awk -v OFMT="%5.2f%%" '
$1 == "cpu" {
print( "Used Cpu: ", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5) )
print( "Free Cpu: ", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5) )
}
' /proc/stat
Used Cpu: 9.52%
Free Cpu: 90.48%
answered 9 mins ago
IsaacIsaac
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An alternative way is to define an output format OFMT="%5.2f%%" to format all numeric output:
$ awk -v OFMT="%5.2f%%" '
$1 == "cpu" {
print( "Used Cpu: ", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5) )
print( "Free Cpu: ", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5) )
}
' /proc/stat
Used Cpu: 9.52%
Free Cpu: 90.48%
answered 9 mins ago
IsaacIsaac
11.6k11752
An alternative way is to define an output format OFMT="%5.2f%%" to format all numeric output:
$ awk -v OFMT="%5.2f%%" '
$1 == "cpu" {
print( "Used Cpu: ", 100*($2+$4)/($2+$4+$5) )
print( "Free Cpu: ", 100*$5/($2+$3+$4+$5) )
}
' /proc/stat
Used Cpu: 9.52%
Free Cpu: 90.48%
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use printf:
printf "Used Cpu: %.2f%%n", usage– glenn jackman
12 hours ago
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Note, your END block only prints "Used Cpu" -- the block that prints "Free Cpu" is not in the END block, and wil therefore print for each line of input.
– glenn jackman
12 hours ago