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bash return length of every nth row

# Basic syntax:
awk '(FNR%4==0) {print length($0)}' your_file.txt > trimmed_file.txt
# Where:
#	- FNR is the current file record number (typically the line number)
#	- (FNR%4==0) checks whether the current line number is evenly divisible by
#		4, to get the length of every 4th row
#	- For line numbers that are evenly divisible by 4, get the length with the
# 		awk length function
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