Printing long integers in awk

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Starting with GNU awk 4.1 you can use --bignum or -M

$ awk 'BEGIN {print 19769904399993903}'
19769904399993904

$ awk --bignum 'BEGIN {print 19769904399993903}'
19769904399993903

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