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Parsing `ls -l` output to obtain the size of a file is unreliable; the exact output format is not specified, and some user or group names may contain multiple words, causing `cut -f5 -d' '` to extract an incorrect value. `wc -c`, on the other hand, is portable, and there are precendents of its use in test cases. |
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